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This was the one I ended up thinking of as the "main" one. I think I managed to find the original description:

>There’s nothing wrong with her costume looking sexy; if Batman can show off his deltoids and pecks, then Catwoman’s allowed to flaunt her curves. However, she’s trying to be not just a thief, but a combatant, so she’s gonna want meaningful armor and a functional costume. Her costume can be form-fitting but she should still probably have some armor over her forearms, chest (no boob socks!), shins, and shoulders. Color scheme should be black and red.
> Catwoman will keep her whip; it’s iconic to her. She’ll have a utility belt as well, and some stylish night-vision goggles. She can wear boots or shoes (I favor shoes), but no matter what, NO STILETTOS. Seriously, there is no justification for ANYONE, hero or villain, sane or batshit crazy, to knowingly go into combat wearing high-heels.
> Weapons of choice include her whip and claws in her gloves with maybe some hidden “claws” in her boots that can be extended as either a weapon or to aid in climbing. Her utility belt can include a grapple-line (no, her whip isn’t that magic, though she does use it to grab stuff on occasion), some minor smoke bombs for quick escapes, and other basic equipment. She may be able to steal all sorts of money, but she doesn’t have Wayne Enterprises to bury her tracks, so her arsenal is going to be smaller than the Batman’s
> Catwoman’s costume needs to hide her face even when her goggles aren’t worn; she’s trying to be a masked vigilante, after all. Maybe a scarf? She won’t be wearing a cape and I imagine her hair is tucked away (or just short), so she needs something that can billow dramatically in the wind. This is a comic, after all; practicality should give way in some areas to the cool factor. Plus it gets cold in Gotham at night.
> If I had to define its overall look, my first instinct is to say “WWII pilot meets ninja.”