Killing Eve: The 18 Best Outfits Villanelle Has Worn So Far, Ranked

Killing Eve has left a lot of dead bodies in its wake across three seasons, but it's also treated us to a lot of killer fashion — especially when it comes to effortlessly chic assassin Villanelle.

Played by Emmy winner Jodie Comer, Villanelle is a coldblooded murderer for hire who also happens to have a taste for the finer things in life, and that includes eye-popping fashions crafted by high-end designers from around the world. (She seems to subscribe to the "stand out to blend in" theory.) Villanelle's daring fashion choices have become one of Killing Eve's most consistent pleasures, from flowery dresses to sleek suits — and she seems to look good in all of it, even when committing heinous crimes, doesn't she?

With Killing Eve kicking off its fourth and final season this Sunday (BBC America, 8/7c), we're taking a look through Villanelle's closet and digging out some of our favorite outfits she's blessed us with so far. (And who knows? Maybe a few from Season 4 will earn a place on this list, too.) So read on to see which of Villanelle's looks made it all the way to number one, and hit the comments to remind us of any great outfits we may have missed.

This is one of those throwaway outfits Villanelle throws into the mix every once in a while where she just happens to look better than most of us on our very best day. See, the kind of thing we'd save for a special occasion, she wears while packing for a business trip.

Why yell "Fore!" when you can just wear an eye-catching ensemble like this to the golf course? Is she being strangled by a Muppet? Or is she just trying to blend in with the fairway? Either way, it's unmistakably Villanelle.

This very European ensemble is another tossed-off effort from Villanelle that looks incredible on her, but she probably barely thought about it when she put it on. It's like she has a fashion superpower or something.

Our eyes may never recover after gazing upon this particularly trippy number from Villanelle's endless supply of suits. The flared legs do allow for better ballroom dancing, though.

Her job as a hired assassin requires Villanelle to play dress-up, and her wildest get-up yet was this weird fetish costume she wore to hunt down a target in Amsterdam, complete with a pig mask and pink tutu. Not subtle, but definitely effective.

When Villanelle agreed to work with Eve and MI6, she decided to look the part, pairing a striped blazer with office-ready pants and a low-cut white blouse. It's like she's going undercover as a TV cop — but as always, she makes it work.

Villanelle never misses a chance to be dramatic, so of course, she marked her first reunion with Eve after Season 1's near-death encounter by wearing a funeral-like black dress and veil. Maybe she was mourning the loss of their mutual obsession?

Don't you just want to curl up inside this fuzzy coat and take a nap? That is, if you can ignore the blood oozing out of Villanelle's lip and forehead for a minute.

Leave it to Villanelle to jazz up a plain old coat with garish pink feathers and jewels. Because one word we'd never use to describe her is "plain."

Appropriately, Villanelle went with a blood red outfit for her climactic standoff with Eve in Season 2. It's as if she knew that blood stains wouldn't show up on it after all the shootings and stabbings. Fashionable and functional!

Villanelle is a fan of luxurious loungewear, and we've seen her sport quite a few silk robes, but this blue one with white tigers printed on it is a definite standout. Do we look this fashionable making breakfast? No, we certainly do not.

What does Villanelle wear to spy on her beloved Eve's husband Niko? Why, a bold black blouse with puffy shoulders straight out of the Wednesday Addams collection. Again, she's not one to blend in.

This is what Villanelle wears to a casual outdoor meeting with her handler. God bless her.

Here, we have one of Villanelle's most casual outfits: a short-sleeved plaid shirt with clashing plaid pants that make her look like a page out of the J.Crew catalog. But we kind of love casual Villanelle? This is Villanelle shopping at IKEA and meeting friends for coffee, and we want more of it.

Villanelle looked so casually amazing in this ensemble that a total stranger approached her and asked if she could take her picture for Instagram. Villanelle's response: "No. Of course not. Don't be pathetic."

After a rough family reunion in Russia, Villanelle showed she means business with this sleek blue suit she wore to meet Helene. She's worn quite a few suits over the years, but this one might be our favorite.

OK, this one is honestly stunning: a gorgeous blue ankle-length dress adorned with flowers in bloom. It looks like it was made for her... in fact, the dress' designer The Vampire's Wife even sells it as "The Villanelle dress."

And here we arrive at our favorite look of hers yet. This one was an instant classic and set the standard for Villanelle's personal style going forward: a poofy, feminine pink dress that made her look almost innocent — even though we already knew by then that she was guilty as all hell.