We can forgive Sid, but the costume department... never.
It's almost like they didn't want to date the show, so were trying to create outfits absolutely nothing like what any sane person would wear.
Compared to those Risa outfits, Worf's little gold Speedo was positively classy.
It's so strange to think about Star Trek's taste. In artwork, interior design, music, they all like nice things, but as soon as it gets to clothes it's welcome to clowntown. It would have been cool to have a show from Garak's perspective - just a slice of life of him in the tailor shop, seeing what sort of things he makes.
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Date: 2011-01-15 12:22 am (UTC)It's almost like they didn't want to date the show, so were trying to create outfits absolutely nothing like what any sane person would wear.
Compared to those Risa outfits, Worf's little gold Speedo was positively classy.
It's so strange to think about Star Trek's taste. In artwork, interior design, music, they all like nice things, but as soon as it gets to clothes it's welcome to clowntown. It would have been cool to have a show from Garak's perspective - just a slice of life of him in the tailor shop, seeing what sort of things he makes.