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A curated directory of stores for femme corpo-cyberpunk near-future professional clothing and sophisticated sci-fi looks.
The core style is architectural, asymmetric, engineered, modular, utilitarian, sculptural, technical, industrial, and slightly posthuman. Sharp or unusual tailoring, high funnel collars, unique closures, articulated seams, technical fabrics, geometric cuts, restrained hardware, sculptural shoes, engineered eyewear, and industrial or biomechanical jewelry.
The range goes from minimal corporate futurism, through operational and technical uniforms, to biomechanical avant-garde without losing wearability. Black, charcoal, white, grey, and metallics form the base, with deliberate accents of safety orange, saturated red, cobalt, and acid yellow or green.
The goal isn't "cyberpunk outfit." It's simply how a well-dressed professional looks in that setting.
Media influences
- Ghost in the Shell
- Æon Flux
- Alien
- Death Stranding
- Metal Gear Solid
- The Fifth Element
- Blade Runner
- Akira
- Marathon (2026)
- Battle Angel Alita
- Megazone 23
- Appleseed
- Patlabor
- Deus Ex
- Psycho-Pass
- Armitage III
- Bubblegum Crisis
- Remember Me
- Ergo Proxy
- Syndicate (2012)
- Gattaca
| Store | Type | Style | Min$ | Max$ | Cur | Sale | Description |
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| ★★★★½ | $180 | $300 | $ | — | Fantastic office foundation pieces: curved trousers, modular jackets, utilitarian silhouettes
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| ★★★★½ | $348 | $3403 | $ | 70% | Sculptural, deconstructed modern tailoring. Excellent aesthetic match when discounted
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| ★★★★★ | $85 | $315 | $ | — | Architectural womenswear with asymmetric blouses, draped trousers, severe long dresses, unusual necklines, and structured coats
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| ★★★★ | $443 | $783 | € | — | Severe minimalist leather bags with clean geometry and near-logo-free surfaces. More corporate-future than overt cyberpunk.
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| ★★★★ | $165 | $700 | $ | — | Highly sculptural modern jewelry with smooth architectural metal forms. More art-gallery futuristic than overt cyberpunk.
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| ★★★½ | $160 | $160 | $ | — | Accessible independent eyewear with bold unisex acetate, narrow rectangles, shields, and geometric silhouettes.
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| ★★ | $65 | $190 | $ | — | Very office-friendly and inexpensive. Look for pointed toes, sculpted block heels, stretch ankle boots and severe black leather rather than basic pumps.
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| ★★★½ | $150 | $300 | $ | — | Japanese-influenced sculptural minimalism; less cyberpunk, but great silhouette pieces
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| ★★★★½ | $480 | $600 | $ | — | Precision titanium eyewear with integrated mechanics, milled geometry, ultra-light engineering, and clean black/metal finishes.
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| ★★★★★ | $175 | $420 | $ | — | Extremely strong corpo-cyber aesthetic: brutalist rubber, architectural Chelsea boots, futuristic Mary Janes, platform derbies and tech sneakers.
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| ★★★★½ | $100 | $500 | $ | — | Industrial product-design futurism with staff-uniform, aviation, laboratory, and engineered-object cues.
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| ★★★★★ | $65 | $853 | € | 50% | Clean space-age clothing and accessories: sculptural tailoring, sleek silver jewelry, futuristic eyewear, minimal belts, and iconic geometric bags.
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| ★★★★½ | $29 | $300 | $ | — | Mainstream sleeper hit. Sculptural shapes, technical fabrics, architectural dresses and tailoring
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| ★★★★★ | $145 | $470 | $ | — | Architectural technical bags with asymmetric shapes, sculptural volume, black technical fabrics, and genuinely futuristic laptop-friendly designs.
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| ★★★★★ | $108 | $432 | € | — | Conceptual, surreal accessories that turn everyday hardware and objects into polished jewelry. Very fashion-forward but still clean enough for office styling.
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| ★★★★★ | $264 | $1235 | $ | 40% | The actual cyberpunk nuclear option. Best treated as an accent source rather than a whole wardrobe
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| ★★★★½ | $595 | $1400 | $ | — | Japanese-made luxury eyewear with one-piece titanium, sculpted side cups, engineered brow bars, rimless systems, and aerospace-like detailing.
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| ★★★½ | $60 | $250 | $ | — | More mainstream than cyberpunk, but very useful for the polished 'corpo' foundation: square toes, sleek booties, tall boots and modern heels.
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| ★★★★½ | $297 | $1080 | € | — | Made-to-order technical clothing with articulated construction, high-performance fabrics, and restrained utility detailing.
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| ★★★★★ | $250 | $500 | $ | — | Excellent. Sharp pointed boots, sculptural heels, chunky soles, severe black leather, strong office-to-edgerunner crossover.
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| ★★★★★ | $450 | $830 | $ | — | Japanese sculptural acetate eyewear with deep three-dimensional forms, masks, unusual volumes, and explicitly futuristic collections.
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| ★★★★½ | $50 | $200 | $ | — | Minimal sculptural jewelry with strange curves, ear cuffs, molten forms, and asymmetric pieces. Subtle enough for daily office wear.
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| ★★★★½ | $75 | $1000 | $ | — | Deconstructed tailoring, layered construction, transformed staples, and architectural sportswear with strong future-city energy.
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| ★★★★★ | $255 | $405 | $ | — | One of the best futuristic eyewear sources: oversized geometry, alien curves, glossy black frames, metal details, and fashion-forward proportions.
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| ★★★★★ | $35 | $800 | $ | — | Clean Japanese technical futurism rooted in science, materials, function, and product design rather than overt cyberpunk graphics.
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| ★★★★½ | $80 | $850 | $ | — | Industrial technical garments, modular utility, reflective details, and infrastructure-worker energy.
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| ★★★★★ | $150 | $1800 | $ | — | Highly engineered silhouettes, modular workwear, exoskeletal construction, and fully realized in-world sci-fi clothing.
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| ★★★★★ | $75 | $700 | $ | — | Technical tailoring, engineered hardware, liquid-metal finishes, severe silhouettes, and utilitarian accessories. Strong corporate-operational sci-fi energy.
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| ★★★★½ | $100 | $500 | $ | 50% | Industrial minimalism, black, asymmetry, severe basics. Sale pricing can be excellent
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| ★★★★★ | $146 | $511 | ₩ | — | Moto-inflected womenswear, modular details, hidden pockets, stand collars, asymmetric cuts, and body-conscious technical silhouettes.
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| ★★★★½ | $400 | $600 | $ | — | Ultra-light stainless-steel frames with screwless hinges, restrained industrial engineering, and subtle geometric silhouettes.
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| ★★★★★ | $103 | $1296 | € | — | Alien, prosthetic, exoskeletal objects with industrial shells, spikes, chains, visors, and biomechanical bag construction.
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| ★★★★½ | $265 | $540 | $ | — | French design eyewear mixing metal, acetate, aluminum, layered geometry, structural color, and precise architectural shapes.
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| ★★★★ | $150 | $315 | $ | — | Fashion-forward shapes, exaggerated toes, moto boots, sculptural heels and unusual proportions. Strong source for a single futuristic hero boot.
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| ★★★★½ | $250 | $600 | $ | — | Sculptural, surreal and architectural footwear. Some styles are whimsical, but the black angular boots and unusual heels work very well for futuristic office looks.
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| ★★★½ | $50 | $120 | $ | — | Budget-friendly alternative footwear: chunky soles, platforms, Mary Janes and boots. Less refined than designer options but useful for experimentation.
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| ★★★★ | $205 | $324 | € | — | Primarily for technical outerwear. Very good way to make otherwise corporate clothing read futuristic
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| ★★★★★ | $500 | $2000 | $ | — | Facial 'masks' with sculptural, mechanical, alien, and hydromechanical forms. Strong biomechanical sci-fi eyewear.
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| ★★★★½ | $86 | $324 | € | — | Aggressive asymmetry, zippers, cold-dyed fabrics, and elongated shapes
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| ★★★★ | $184 | $540 | € | — | Severe French minimalism built around precise weights, brushed silver, cables, ribbons, and machined-looking geometry.
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| ★★★★ | $140 | $695 | $ | — | Strong angular bags, glossy black leather, statement handles, belts, and eyewear that add a sharper fashion-editor edge to cyber-corporate tailoring.
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| ★★★½ | $70 | $250 | $ | — | Very accessible asymmetric tunics, trousers and jackets; softer/less sinister than the others
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| ★★★★★ | $150 | $450 | $ | — | Sculptural, body-conscious jewelry with fluid metal, asymmetric ear pieces, cuffs, and futuristic statement accessories.
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| ★★★★★ | $70 | $400 | $ | — | Architectural, minimalist womenswear with asymmetry, cutouts, sharp geometry, and polished monochrome tailoring. Excellent for office-ready corpo cyberpunk.
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| ★★★★½ | $700 | $1100 | $ | — | Japanese machine-era eyewear with titanium construction, engraved metal, sculptural visors, and detachable or mesh side shields.
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| ★★★★★ | $80 | $250 | $ | — | Extremely strong. Futuristic but restrained; asymmetric tailoring, black linen, high necks, structured/draped dresses
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| ★★★★½ | $495 | $625 | $ | — | Highly architectural handbags built from geometric panels and sculptural forms. Excellent for polished corpo-cyber outfits.
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| ★★★★★ | $589 | $960 | $ | — | Berlin-engineered stainless steel and MYLON frames with precise geometry, minimal hardware, and a clean high-tech look.
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| ★★★★½ | $194 | $529 | € | 25% | The edgerunner end of the spectrum: industrial hardware, exaggerated soles, black leather, metal and platform construction.
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| ★★★½ | $50 | $170 | $ | — | Dark minimalism at a much lower price point; selectively very good for cyber-corporate layering
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| ★★★★★ | $97 | $378 | € | — | Extremely clean Finnish all-black minimalism. Less visibly alt, more corporation-issued uniform from the future
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| ★★★★★ | $190 | $300 | $ | — | Technical performance eyewear with creature-inspired forms, shields, side structures, modular nose pieces, and visibly engineered components.
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| ★★★ | $70 | $130 | $ | — | Large-size specialist with lots of heels and boots. Not inherently cyber, but the black patent, square-toe, platform and severe pointed styles can work as statement pieces.
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| ★★★★½ | $68 | $258 | $ | — | Technical modular slings, messengers, and backpacks with restrained tactical hardware. Excellent for the edgerunner side of the look.
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| ★★★★½ | $227 | $540 | € | — | Body-conscious deconstruction, mesh, asymmetric distortion, twisted construction, and posthuman skin-adjacent layering.
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| ★★★★ | $70 | $180 | $ | — | Affordable technical/utility option: chunky military-derived boots, monochrome platforms and rugged silhouettes that can push a tailored outfit toward cyberpunk.
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| ★★★★★ | $369 | $570 | $ | — | French futuristic eyewear using stainless steel, 3D-printed elements, reflective materials, and exoskeletal temple structures.
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| ★★★★★ | $540 | $2160 | € | — | Brutalist, oxidized, mechanical-looking jewelry with heavy silver, hardware, talismanic forms, and true dystopian-luxury energy.
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| ★★★★★ | $94 | $1340 | ¥ | — | Experimental construction and evolving-uniform design language: clean technical shapes, strange pattern cutting, and institutional futurism.
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| ★★★★½ | $173 | $459 | € | — | Italian geometric eyewear spanning sleek acetate, metal frames, masks, sharp joints, and retro-futurist silhouettes.
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| ★★★★★ | $620 | $900 | $ | — | Avant-garde eyewear combining titanium, horn, copper, silver, weathered finishes, clip systems, and quiet industrial forms.
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| ★★★★★ | $216 | $486 | € | — | Very cyber-forward vegan footwear: technical sneaker-boots, inflated/sculpted soles, black futurist shapes and alien-looking runners.
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| ★★½ | $120 | $250 | $ | — | Minimal, clean, very wearable office footwear. Little overt cyberpunk energy, but useful as a sleek neutral base with asymmetric tailoring and futuristic clothing.
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| ★★★★ | $150 | $500 | $ | — | Avant-garde German silhouettes; somewhat more art-school, but excellent individual pieces
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| ★★★★ | $270 | $1080 | € | 40% | Sophisticated asymmetry and draping; full retail can get expensive, but sale is right in your range
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| ★★★½ | $80 | $250 | $ | — | Trend-driven but occasionally excellent for the brief: square-toe platforms, tall black boots, front zips, metallics and sharp silhouettes.
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| ★★★★★ | $151 | $529 | € | — | More designer-looking; black-heavy, architectural, unusual trousers and jackets. Excellent “creative director in 2077” energy
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| ★★★★½ | $200 | $300 | $ | — | Gender-inclusive femme footwear with strong heels and sleek boots in genuinely large sizes. Excellent when you want the feminine corpo-villain side of cyberpunk.
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| ★★★½ | $150 | $400 | $ | — | Oversized corporate tailoring, strong shoulders, long coats; ideal as the corpo half of the look
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| ★★★★½ | $550 | $750 | $ | — | Belgian experimental eyewear with asymmetric, geometric, graphic, and technically playful frames that remain legitimate optical design.
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| ★★★★ | $200 | $560 | $ | — | Polished Scandinavian jewelry with chunky silver, black stone, signet forms, and restrained industrial geometry.
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| ★★★★★ | $324 | $486 | € | — | Architectural Berlin footwear with strange sole geometry, asymmetric construction and sculptural leather; unusually easy to integrate with office tailoring.
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| ★★★★★ | $119 | $437 | € | — | Architectural and brutalist jewelry with oversized curves, geometric collars, sculptural rings, and polished metallic forms.
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| ★★★★★ | $100 | $395 | $ | — | One of the most overtly futuristic options without automatically becoming costume: geometric heels, asymmetric uppers, sculptural soles, space-age construction.
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| ★★★★★ | $432 | $810 | € | — | Technical, geometric eyewear with a deliberate electronic/industrial design language; especially good for a clean high-tech executive look.
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| ★★★★★ | $65 | $275 | $ | — | Industrial recycled-steel jewelry with sharp links, hardware, asymmetry, and clean cybernetic shapes. Excellent everyday corpo-cyber option.
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| ★★½ | $100 | $230 | $ | — | Comfort-focused modern office shoes with knit construction, clean geometry and some sculptural platforms/boots. Subtle futuristic texture rather than overt cyber styling.
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| ★★★★½ | $168 | $350 | $ | — | Japanese minimalism crossed with sports engineering: sleek black performance pieces, technical footwear, and futuristic athletic tailoring.
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| ★★★★½ | $162 | $745 | € | 30% | Soft-futurist and conceptual: puffy construction, strange proportions, sculptural boots and modern ballerina hybrids. Very fashion-forward without looking tactical.
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| ★★★★½ | $70 | $200 | $ | — | Experimental jewelry with sleek metalwork, unusual ear constructions, wearable objects, and sci-fi-coded details at relatively accessible prices.
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