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Deep Space Nineties
More Deep Space Nine.
I just got finished 'Let He Who Is Without Sin' and 'Things Past'. I can see why our heroes stay in their uniforms so much. Those civilian clothes just screamed HELLO, THIS SHOW WAS FILMED IN THE NINETIES!
That Risa episode, their beachwear... oh my god, Dr. Bashir, those horrible pants! For once, Quark looked relatively elegant and understated in comparison to the Starfleet crew. I don't blame Worf one bit for wanting to keep his uniform on.
'Things Past' also proudly flaunted it's Nineties heritage - all the Bajoran refugees seemed very fond of those weirdly patterned canvassy hoodie sweaters that were so popular with the stoner kids in my neighborhood at the time.
I just got finished 'Let He Who Is Without Sin' and 'Things Past'. I can see why our heroes stay in their uniforms so much. Those civilian clothes just screamed HELLO, THIS SHOW WAS FILMED IN THE NINETIES!
That Risa episode, their beachwear... oh my god, Dr. Bashir, those horrible pants! For once, Quark looked relatively elegant and understated in comparison to the Starfleet crew. I don't blame Worf one bit for wanting to keep his uniform on.
'Things Past' also proudly flaunted it's Nineties heritage - all the Bajoran refugees seemed very fond of those weirdly patterned canvassy hoodie sweaters that were so popular with the stoner kids in my neighborhood at the time.
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I can forgive Sid for wearing them, though. While filming that episode, he couldn' see straight from exhaustion. He had been up for over 24 hours, because Nana gave birth to their son the night before. :oD
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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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No, Garak. Just because you're a tailor, doesn't mean that Tholian fashion looks good on you. Just so you know. (That green vest and the polka-dotted pink thing under gave him serious man-boobs, for one thing.)
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It was kind of funny to see Garak in Bashir's 60s spy program making fun of the clothes. It was like, glass houses Garak, glass houses.
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