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77)Īt the start of Season 2, Troi's maroon-colored costume was designed by then-new TNG Costume Designer Durinda Rice Wood. 101) In essence, Sirtis hated those grey costumes. " So they came out with the ugly gray spacesuit," Sirtis recalled, " and they put a belt in a lighter-colored fabric exactly where my fat was." ( The Fifty-Year Mission: The Next 25 Years, p. Those costumes were an attempt to design an outfit for Troi that would be more flattering than the " skant" uniform, which she wears in TNG pilot " Encounter at Farpoint". like wearing skin-tight jeans up to your neck"). In the "Stardate Revisited" documentary included with the TNG Season 1 Blu-ray collection, Marina Sirtis described the "gray unitard" outfits from the first season as being made of denim (".and not the stretchy kind. ( The Fifty-Year Mission: The Next 25 Years, p. ( Star Trek: Communicator issue 102, p. 54) The costumes were all cut differently and some were lower than others, exposing more of Troi actress Marina Sirtis' cleavage to the camera. Troi's low-cut outfits were a throwback to the costumes of Star Trek: The Original Series. Water-colored apron (2372-2378) Starfleet uniform styles The captain of the USS Defiant also had a green tunic when the ship disappeared through a spatial rift in 2268, to reemerge in the mirror universe in the year 2155, where Jonathan Archer found the tunic in his quarters and wore it himself. ( TOS: " The Enemy Within", " Charlie X", " The Doomsday Machine") Charles Evans also wore a beige version of this tunic, though where it originated from is unknown. Kirk favored two green variations in the 2260s. In 2259, Christopher Pike wore a green, leathery tunic with high shoulders unlike future versions, it was worn with a standard Starfleet delta badge on the chest in addition to the delta clasp at the waist. Kirk wearing the first version of wraparound tunicĪrcher in the second version of the wraparound tunicĬaptains had a choice of relaxed clothing to wear when on duty, in the form of a wraparound tunic. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Blue jumpsuit with name and Starfleet patches ( 2161) 23rd century Wraparound tunic Late 2250s-Early 2270s

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