Grace Ashcroft Bunny Suit Mod in Resident Evil Requiem

Grace Ashcroft already looks great in Resident Evil Requiem, but the Bunny Suit mod goes hard. I played with it for a while, and yeah – it’s one of those mods that just hits different.

The detail is nuts, and Grace looks absolutely incredible in it.

Grace Ashcroft Bunny Suit Mod in Action

This mod replaces her Film Noir outfit with a full bunny-themed ensemble.

The mod creator RayVVV put it together, and you can grab it on Nexus Mods Page.

I made a full video showing it off in-game – how it moves, how it looks in different sections of the game, the whole deal.

You can watch it here:

If you like more mods like these, you can check out my other guide on the best grace ashcroft mods.

What the Outfit Looks Like

The suit is a shiny, skin-tight black bodysuit with a deep neckline and high-cut legs. It comes with opera gloves, high heels, fuzzy bunny ears, and a choker with a striped bow tie.

My favorite touch is the white shirt cuffs – they give it this weirdly formal contrast against the glossy black material, like someone took a classic bunny girl look and made it feel less costume-y and more intentional.

My Thoughts About the Mod

What gets me is how well it fits Grace. She already has that sharp, confident vibe, and this mod just amplifies it. The textures are where it shines – literally.

In the darker parts of RE Requiem, the suit catches the light and looks wet and reflective, and you can notice all the small bits (the cuffs, the choker, the ears) – like they actually belong there.

I caught myself pausing mid-run a couple times just to look. That’s the tell, isn’t it? If a mod makes you stop playing to admire it, it’s good.

If you’re into Grace mods or just want to change things up in Resident Evil Requiem, this one’s worth grabbing. It’s well-made, looks great in motion, and honestly just makes the game more fun to look at.

Quick Facts

Outfit style: a glossy bunny-girl look with a dark, stylish edge

Key pieces: a black bodysuit with a corset-style front, bunny ears, long black opera-style gloves with white cuffs, black stockings, high heels, and a choker with a striped bow tie

Looks best in: dim streets and rainy areas, where the glossy black material picks up reflections

How It Looks in Game

In the in-game screenshots, the suit sits well against the game’s rainy streets and police-tape scenes. The bunny ears stand out against the dark backgrounds, and the white cuffs add a formal touch to the look.

Tips for Getting the Best Screenshots

Lighting makes the biggest difference. Look for scenes with one strong light source, such as a flashlight, a streetlight or a neon sign, and let the rest of the frame fall into shadow. The gloss on the bodysuit then catches highlights instead of looking flat.

Frame the shot with intention. Get close enough to show the bow tie and the white cuffs, then step back once to show the full silhouette with the ears. A low angle adds drama, while a slightly higher angle shows the outfit against the street.

Clean up the image before you capture it. Hide the HUD and the subtitles, and use a photo mode if the game offers one, so nothing clutters the frame.

Take several shots from the same spot. A small change in camera angle or a half-second difference in the flashlight can make a big difference, so keep the best one and discard the rest.

Caption your best shots with the scene, like “Grace Bunny Suit on a rainy street at night.” Descriptive captions make screenshots easier to find on Google and social media.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Bunny Suit replace an outfit? Yes, it replaces Grace’s Film Noir outfit in the game.

Where do I download it? The mod is listed on Nexus Mods as “Grace DeluxeBunnysuit.” Check the listing for the current file, since authors can remove uploads.

Which mod manager do I need? Fluffy Mod Manager is the one used in this guide.