Star trek fashion

The colorful uniforms worn by the crew of the Starship Enterprise count as some of the most iconic looks ever. Here's how they've evolved over the past 50 years.

Fashion: the final frontier, as explored in a new book that takes a comprehensive look at the series’ costumes

❤️ Star Trek Discovery. Sarek.

Alternate TMP Uniforms

Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) – Commander William Riker (Jonathan Frakes), Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis) One of the most memorable characters on Star Trek: The Next Generation was Deanna Troi’s lovely cleavage. It started as a cameo role in the first episode but became a regular cast member by the sixth season. Over the

Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas was the archaeology and anthropology officer on the USS Enterprise when it visited Pollux IV in 2267. Palamas' expertise in archaeology, anthropology and ancient civilizations made her a useful part of the landing party – the crew was confronted by an alien of unknown name and purpose, but who seemed familiar with the Earth of 5,000 years ago. This alien soon identified himself as Apollo, and claimed to be the being ancient Greeks believed was a god. Apollo was…

New fanart, now inspired by the fun fandom-inspired looks from blogs like Disneybound! The idea is to reference a fictional character, place, etc. through a collage of clothes and accessories. Only, they shouldn't form an obvious costume, but an actually wearable - and fashionable - look! Translating costume concepts into more subtle fashion elements sounded super fun, so I decided to do a series of fandom fashion looks based on Star Trek species! For each one, I put together a collage of…

The mini skirt found its way into the future. Lieutenant Uhura's mini skirt was not unlike the ones worn by my classmates. Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols always wore it with class and elegance.

New fanart, now inspired by the fun fandom-inspired looks from blogs like Disneybound! The idea is to reference a fictional character, place, etc. through a collage of clothes and accessories. Only, they shouldn't form an obvious costume, but an actually wearable - and fashionable - look! Translating costume concepts into more subtle fashion elements sounded super fun, so I decided to do a series of fandom fashion looks based on Star Trek species! For each one, I put together a collage of…