Physical Appearance
There were two distinctively different Cloaks worn by Doctor Strange, as bequeathed him by his mentor; the Ancient One: a billowing, full-length blue cloak, that had minor abilities and spells woven into it, and the later red cloak that Strange is usually seen wearing.
The original design of the red Cloak of Levitation has been modified slightly by different artists since its creation; this includes the 'horns' around the collar. However, the basic shape and color scheme have remained intact, for the most part. The Cloak has the ability to change shape and shade inline with the wearer's will.
The Cloak of Levitation is a full-length cloak, with enough surface to fully cover Strange. Even though the color scheme of the Cloak has somewhat varied over the years, the basic color of the Cloak is usually a darker red, often with yellow (golden) designs around the border and collar. Most versions of the Cloak also feature an upraised collar.
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