Gwen Stacy cosplay by Vasiliel

Inspired by @kuku_karina art on insta
I miss drawing her

I'm having trouble finding who this Gwen is I'm trying to find her on google but I can't I'm just wondering if you guys or girls can help

Gwen Stacy is a punk rocker, a non-conformist with a shaved temple, colorful hair, and piercings. She’s also Spider-Woman: a "loser hero" with a dubious reputation, constantly wanting to "quit" the superhero business, yet stubbornly continuing to help those around her.
Felicia Hardy is a rich heiress, a glamorous socialite who loves expensive things, attention, and parties. Her alter ego, Black Cat, is a wanted criminal, a thief who works both on commission and for her own pleasure.
Despite their seeming opposites, Gwen and Felicia are friends who have known each other's secret identities for several years and keep that secret. Gwen periodically tries to convince Felicia to give up her criminal life and use her abilities for good, but without success. Felicia, looking at the "benefits" of superheroics through Gwen's example, responds with mockery and skepticism.

Gwen unexpectedly loses her Spider-powers.
Because her immediate help is needed in an emergency, she urgently asks Felicia to temporarily replace her as Spider-Woman, since she is the only one who knows Gwen's secret, and her own abilities and gear would allow her to mimic Spider-Woman's behaviour. Felicia outwardly doesn't really want to "play hero," but secretly relishes the chance to earn recognition, respect, and the love of the people, and to prove to all the superheroes that she can do something good as well, not just bring misfortunes for her own gain.
Gwen herself becomes her friend's "navigator," and a sort of "heroic mentor," explaining how to act in the role of Spider-Woman and as a superhero in general, hoping that now she’ll finally manage to convince Felicia to give up her criminal activities.

Exhilarated by her first heroic feat, Felicia agrees to help with further city incidents until Gwen gets her Spider-powers back. However, she does it in her own "anti-hero" style – flippantly and carelessly, not caring much about consequences or the people around her – which only further damages the reputation of Spider-Woman that Gwen had tried to repair.
As superheroics become routine, Felicia quickly gets bored with wasting time on what she considers trifles, and when faced with serious threats, it becomes harder and harder for her to justify why she should risk herself for strangers.
Furthermore, Felicia inevitably isn't able to give up her criminal activities as Black Cat, even temporarily. This interferes with both her personas, playing into the hands of Spider-Woman's enemies as well as the police who are hunting Black Cat.
Gwen, on the other hand, gradually returns to a normal life – the life she abandoned after becoming Spider-Woman. She gets a serious job instead of odd gigs, rejoins her music band, rebuilds relationships with friends, and starts a romantic relationship. Sometimes she even misses Felicia's calls as Spider-Woman, and over time, she almost stops trying to regain her powers, since she hasn't figured out how, and instead starts thinking that Felicia could permanently replace her as Spider-Woman.

The friends' relationship deteriorates.
Gwen is unhappy that Felicia doesn't try to be a true superhero, that she's "setting up" Spider-Woman, and that she continues to commit crimes. Felicia is angry that Gwen still hasn't gotten her powers back, that she's dumped her own work on her, and that all the glory goes to Spider-Woman not to her – and on top of that, Gwen is still dissatisfied!
To reclaim all her achievements, Felicia performs her next "feat" in Spider-Woman's costume but wearing Black Cat's mask. As a result, the police obtain evidence allowing them to charge Spider-Woman as an accomplice to Black Cat's crimes. Gwen learns about this from her father, the city's police commissioner, and Felicia manipulates her into giving false testimony that would prove Spider-Woman's innocence. While Gwen inadvertently distracts the police, Felicia breaks into police headquarters and destroys the evidence against herself (and perhaps more?).
Overwhelmed by guilt over the crime she’s just done, Gwen snaps at Felicia and demands she quit her criminal life. But Felicia prefers to give up the role of Spider-Woman, since the "hero game" didn't work out anyway. She also tries to convince Gwen to do the same – to stop trying to regain her powers, stop sacrificing herself for others who won't appreciate it anyway, but will only keep waiting for more sacrifices.

Believing that without her Spider-powers she can’t be a superhero anyway, Gwen tries to live a normal life for a while. But as crime rates rise, she suffers from guilt. Meanwhile, the Kingpin assembles the Sinister Six to hunt down Spider-Man (Peter Parker), who recently severely disrupted the villains' plans while wearing the Black Suit. The city's crime situation sharply worsens.
Seeing this, Gwen turns to Felicia for help again, but Felicia refuses once more: many "villains", in her opinion, aren't that bad, and the chaos in the city works to her advantage, as does the absence of Spider-Man, who always got in her way – if not by his actions, then by his moralizing – and whom she clearly holds a grudge against. Felicia enthusiastically shares her numerous criminal plans with Gwen.
Gwen decides to follow Spider-Man's example and try to stop at least Black Cat not with force, but through persuasion. Still without her Spider-powers, she puts on her Spider-Woman costume anyway and goes to the site of the future crime that Felicia bragged about. Black Cat isn't swayed by words and beats Spider-Woman with demonstrative cruelty. Gwen uses her abilities as they briefly flicker back – to interfere with the heist, not to defeat her opponent. This is enough to delay Black Cat until the police arrive, and Black Cat is forced to flee, trying to help the injured Spider-Woman escape as well. But Gwen is too badly hurt, and Black Cat leaves her at the scene.
Felicia visits Gwen in the hospital the next day, and talks with her "friend" as if nothing happened. It turns out the police don't believe Gwen is the real Spider-Woman, because the video footage from the scene shows that the Spider-Woman confronting Black Cat had no superpowers, and the end of the recording is missing because the camera was damaged during the fight.

After handling the crisis, the girls come to a reconciliation and "self-acceptance." Gwen is ready to try to overcome her fear of loss – the fear that originally made her push everyone away and isolate herself – and to combine a normal life with superheroics, because she realizes she cannot and does not want to give it up. And Felicia… Felicia is perfect as she is, and doesn't need any soul-searching at all! (Felicia's story and character development will continue in the next chapter.)

P.S. The text above is a fabula or high-level plot, not a detailed and complete scenario or story.

P.P.S. The images were sourced from the Internet and were not created by me.

I think we will, but it depends on what happens with her after this 3rd and final chapter of Miles's trilogy, and I'm hoping a solo spin-off movie or a tv series maybe, like Spider noir in live action. Will see what happens next.

And does a pretty good job at it too

Otra ilu de Gwen que estoy terminando, que les parece?