Fortnite’s Chapter 7 Season 4, Override, leans hard into a Gaming Legends theme, and the Item Shop has followed with a steady run of female outfits ranging from OG Battle Pass rewards to fresh Icon Series collabs. As of this writing, the shop’s Borderlands rotation, Lilith, Mad Moxxi, Psycho Bandit, is still live but leaves imminently, and Addison Rae’s Icon Series bundle from early August remains one of the season’s most talked-about drops.
This list pulls from twelve seasons of Item Shop and Battle Pass history rather than the same five names every roundup repeats. Expect OG Chapter 1 rarities, DC and Marvel crossovers, Star Wars and Tomb Raider collabs, and the two newest arrivals still sitting in rotation right now.
How We Ranked the Best Female Fortnite Skins
There’s no completely objective way to rank Fortnite skins, so this list focuses on a combination of:
- Overall character and Outfit design
- Popularity within the Fortnite community
- Rarity or availability
- Customization and selectable styles
- Longevity and recognizability
- Uniqueness compared with similar skins
Battle Pass exclusives are included alongside Item Shop Outfits, even if they’re no longer obtainable.
1. Fable
- Rarity: Epic
- Price: Battle Pass exclusive (Tier 47)
- How to get: Chapter 3 Season 4 Battle Pass, no longer obtainable
Fable’s fairy-tale redesign, dagger sheathed at the hip, made it one of the most-used skins of its season, and it has no male counterpart in the outfit’s lineup.
2. Renegade Raider
- Rarity: Rare
- Price: 1,200 V-Bucks
- How to get: OG Season Shop rotation, requires reaching a Season XP threshold
Released November 8, 2017, Renegade Raider is one of the oldest outfits in the game and returned to the OG Season Shop as recently as January 31, 2026, which keeps it circulating despite its age.
3. Skye
- Rarity: Epic
- Price: 950 V-Bucks (Battle Pass, Tier 80)
- How to get: Chapter 2 Season 2 Battle Pass, no longer obtainable
Skye ships with Ollie, a golden retriever back bling that doubles as a traversal companion, and grinding to level 300 unlocks a fully gold Golden Agent style.
4. Lynx
- Rarity: Legendary
- Price: 950 V-Bucks (Battle Pass)
- How to get: Chapter 1 Season 7 Battle Pass, no longer obtainable
Lynx debuted December 6, 2018, with four XP-gated progression stages, and later picked up LEGO and Fall Guys crossover styles that kept it relevant years past its original season.
5. Cuddle Team Leader
- Rarity: Legendary
- Price: 2,000 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation
Live since February 2018, the oversized plush bear helmet remains one of the most recognizable silhouettes in the game and still sells out fast whenever it rotates back in.
6. Valkyrie
- Rarity: Legendary
- Price: 2,000 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation
Valkyrie’s ice-blue hair and Norse armor first appeared in September 2018 as part of the Fort Knights set and remain one of the more requested Item Shop returns.
7. Red Knight
- Rarity: Legendary
- Price: 2,000 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation, roughly every 37 days
Red Knight has held a spot in the Item Shop rotation since its 2017 crimson-armor debut, and its consistent return cadence makes it one of the longest-running skins still in circulation.
8. Galaxy Scout
- Rarity: Legendary
- Price: 2,000 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation
Galaxy Scout’s short white hair and glowing starfield pattern gave it a cosmic-queen identity distinct from the Samsung-exclusive Galaxy skin it is frequently confused with.
9. Astra
- Rarity: Epic
- Price: 1,500 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation
Astra’s constellation-print bodysuit and blue-streaked hair pair with the Cosmic Front back bling, and the set has stayed a steady mid-tier seller since release.
10. Fate
- Rarity: Legendary
- Price: 2,000 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation
Fate’s hooded stealth-agent look and Batman-style gauntlets came out of the 2018 Shadow Ops set, predating Fortnite’s later, more literal DC crossovers.
11. Whiteout
- Rarity: Epic
- Price: 1,500 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation
Whiteout’s motorbike-racer design hides blonde hair under a removable helmet, part of the Ice set that leans into winter-themed cosmetics.
12. Brite Bomber
- Rarity: Rare
- Price: 1,200 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation
A rainbow-punk redesign of the default Ramirez model, Brite Bomber predates Fortnite’s licensed-collab era and still functions as an unofficial mascot for the game’s early years.
13. Chun-Li
- Rarity: Icon Series
- Price: 1,600 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop, Street Fighter collab bundle
Chun-Li’s bundle includes two outfit styles and an arcade-cabinet back bling, and it marked Capcom’s first crossover into Fortnite.
14. Wonder Woman
- Rarity: DC Series
- Price: 1,600 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation, first released August 2021
Wonder Woman’s golden armor comes with a Lasso of Truth pickaxe and rotates as part of the wider DC lineup alongside Batman-themed drops.
15. Harley Quinn
- Rarity: DC Series
- Price: 1,500 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop rotation, first released February 2020
Harley Quinn shipped with a classic jester style and a Rebirth variant, and she was among the first DC characters Fortnite added, which keeps demand for her return high.
16. Poison Ivy
Rarity: Bundle exclusive Price: Part of the $30 Last Laugh Bundle How to get: Purchased alongside The Joker in the Last Laugh set
Poison Ivy’s green-and-red color scheme translated her plant-control powers into a cosmetic-only design, and she landed as a surprisingly popular add-on rather than a standalone Item Shop release.
17. Scarlet Witch
Rarity: Marvel Series Price: 1,500 V-Bucks How to get: Item Shop, released May 6, 2022
Scarlet Witch’s red chaos-magic effects extend to her pickaxe and emotes, and she rotates within the same Marvel Series pool as Mighty Thor.
18. Spider-Gwen
- Rarity: Epic (Battle Pass)
- Price: Battle Pass exclusive
- How to get: Chapter 3 Season 4 Battle Pass, no longer obtainable
Spider-Gwen was a rare case of a licensed Marvel character built directly into a Battle Pass rather than sold separately, and she gained Super Level color variants at higher pass tiers.
19. Mighty Thor
- Rarity: Marvel Series
- Price: Item Shop rotation
- How to get: Item Shop, first released during Chapter 3 Season 3
Jane Foster’s take on Thor carries a hammer-wielding pickaxe and rotates with the broader Marvel roster rather than sitting in permanent rotation.
20. Rebirth Raven
- Rarity: Epic (Battle Pass)
- Price: Battle Pass exclusive
- How to get: Chapter 2 Season 6 Battle Pass, no longer obtainable
Rebirth Raven folded DC’s Teen Titans character into the same pass that introduced Lara Croft, complete with an alternate civilian Rachel Roth style.
21. Lara Croft
- Rarity: Epic (Battle Pass)
- Price: Battle Pass exclusive (Tier 15)
- How to get: Chapter 2 Season 6 Battle Pass, no longer obtainable
The Tomb Raider crossover came with a dual-pistol pickaxe and was one of the earliest gaming-icon collabs built into a pass instead of sold as a one-off bundle.
22. Rey
- Rarity: Star Wars Series
- Price: 1,500 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop, released December 2019
Rey arrived alongside The Rise of Skywalker’s theatrical run with a lightsaber pickaxe, and the character later got a Sith-themed alternate style.
23. Leia Organa
- Rarity: Star Wars Series
- Price: 1,500 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop, released November 2022
Leia rounds out the Star Wars lineup alongside Rey and Fennec Shand, and she is one of the few female Fortnite skins pulled from the original trilogy rather than the sequels.
24. Lilith
- Rarity: Item Shop, Gaming Legends Series
- Price: 1,500 V-Bucks for the outfit; the Siren Wings back bling sells separately for 400 V-Bucks
- How to get: Item Shop, Borderlands collaboration, live August 30 through September 6, 2026
Lilith is only the third Borderlands character to join Fortnite, after Psycho Bandit’s 2019 debut and Mad Moxxi’s 2025 arrival. The design pulls from her Borderlands 4 appearance, though her Siren powers stay purely cosmetic in-game. Worth knowing before you buy: unlike Mad Moxxi’s set, there is no combined bundle for Lilith and the Siren Wings back bling.
You buy the outfit and the back bling as two separate purchases rather than a discounted package, so budget 1,900 V-Bucks total if you want both. The whole set rotates out at 2 AM UTC on September 6, so this window is closing fast.
25. Addison Rae
- Rarity: Icon Series
- Price: Roughly 1,500 to 2,000 V-Bucks per outfit
- How to get: Item Shop, Icon Series bundle, released August 6, 2026
Addison Rae’s collab launched with two outfits, Fame Is a Gun and Famous, across nine total cosmetics, including back blings, pickaxes, emotes, and Festival Jam Tracks.
It is the newest entry on this list and, like most Icon Series drops, is expected to rotate out on a limited-time basis rather than stay in permanent rotation.
Final Thoughts
Female Fortnite skins now span nine years of the game’s history, from Brite Bomber’s 2017 punk redesign to Addison Rae’s music-video-inspired Icon Series bundle. Expect the mix to keep shifting as Chapter 7 Season 4 continues, with more Gaming Legends collabs likely to land before the season wraps.
If you want to know exactly when the shop refreshes so you never miss a rotation, our guide to the Fortnite Item Shop reset time covers the schedule. And if a skin on this list has already left rotation, our roundup of the rarest Fortnite skins covers what it might take to get it back.
What is the rarest female Fortnite skin?
Renegade Raider is generally considered the rarest, since it was only purchasable during Chapter 1 Season 1 in 2017 and now requires clearing a Season XP threshold in the OG Season Shop to unlock.
How many female Fortnite skins are there in total?
Fortnite has released hundreds of female outfits across Item Shop rotations, Battle Passes, and collab bundles since 2017, with new ones added nearly every season.
Is the Lilith skin still available?
It is live now, but the Borderlands bundle rotates out of the Item Shop at 2 AM UTC on September 6, 2026, so it is leaving imminently. There is no confirmed date for when, or if, it returns.
Do collab skins like Chun-Li or Wonder Woman affect gameplay?
No. Licensed crossover skins are purely cosmetic. None of their in-universe powers, like Lilith’s Siren abilities or Scarlet Witch’s chaos magic, carry over into Fortnite’s mechanics.
Which female skins can no longer be purchased?
Battle Pass exclusives like Fable, Skye, Lynx, Spider-Gwen, Rebirth Raven, and Lara Croft cannot be bought directly once their season ends, though some return through OG rotations or Battle Pass reruns.
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