Is it just me or did civilian clothes improve from TNG?

[Jayson]

There were some outright silly looking outifts on TNG over the years whenever we would see civilian clothes but I thought there was maked improvement on Ds9 in this regard. some the outfits Sisko wore actually lloked like something I might wear in the present day. Jake's outfits got better as he got older. I liked that we got some variety from the Ferengi clothes instead of putting them all in those grey military uniforms we saw the Ferengi wear on TNG.

Jason

 

[The Dominion]

And don't forget about the Romulans going from those square shouldered monkey suits to the sleek sexy ones on DS9 and Nemesis.

 

[Jono]

Of course they did. TNG started during the 80s and back then mullets were cool. Mullets.were.cool. Think about it.

 

[Sandoval]

Of course they did. TNG started during the 80s and back then mullets were cool. Mullets.were.cool. Think about it.

Mullets will always be cool.

 

[The Dominion]

Of course they did. TNG started during the 80s and back then mullets were cool. Mullets.were.cool. Think about it.

Mullets will always be cool.

It's that kind of thinking that held us back for centuries.

 

[JRoss]

Don't give Steven Moffat ideas.

 

[RyuRoots]

Jake still had some outfits that caused me physical pain to see, but civvie clothes DID get better over the course of the show into something actually believable. This is a good point of Insurrection as well, I think. Star Trek grew out of its silly FUUUUTUUURE CLOTHES from the 80s.

 

[Shazam!]

Of course they did. TNG started during the 80s and back then mullets were cool. Mullets.were.cool. Think about it.

Because contemporary haircuts are so much cooler...

 

[JoeZhang]

Of course they did. TNG started during the 80s and back then mullets were cool. Mullets.were.cool. Think about it.

Because contemporary haircuts are so much cooler...

Than a mullet? pretty much anything is.

 

[Jono]

^ Except the rattail...though I'm not sure how much more "contemporary" they are than the mullet.

 

[Ln X]

Of course they did. TNG started during the 80s and back then mullets were cool. Mullets.were.cool. Think about it.

Mullets will always be cool.

So are skullets.

Anyway DS9 civilian clothing improved a lot. There was less rubber/spandex body-clinging suits and more natural looking materials. Besides I blame the 80's for all the wacky TNG civilian outfits.

 

[Mark_Nguyen]

And then you look at the Voyager civvies. Aside from some downright sexy dresses, absolutely nothing looked stylish or even comfortable to wear. Harry had some particularly horrible outfits, but they were all pretty crummy.

Mark

 

[defiantfan]

Don't give Steven Moffat ideas.

Word! I am still recovering from the Fez

 

[Photon]

Up until Time and Again

The Houston Astros of the 70's would be proud.

 

[defiantfan]

Oh Photon that is funny!

 

[Brikar99]

I've never really understood the alien worlds where everyone wears the same outfight. -shrug-

 

[The Dominion]

That's what bothered me the most about that episode. Everything else was pretty well done, but then you have a whole population of believable post 20th century Earthlike aliens that all wear the same thing.

 

[Sandoval]

I've never really understood the alien worlds where everyone wears the same outfight. -shrug-

Some worlds have extremely well-funded fashion police.

 

[M'rk son of Mogh]

some the outfits Sisko wore actually lloked like something I might wear in the present day. Jake's outfits got better as he got older.

I think you're proving that civilian clothes DIDN'T improve, but got worse.

Would you wear an outfit from 300 years ago? Probably not.

So why does Jake wearing clothes that look like something from 300 years ago (his perspective - ie, if you would wear it, it's modern to you) work better for you?

Just saying.

 

[reanimatedfish]

I've never really understood the alien worlds where everyone wears the same outfight. -shrug-

Amen. It always drove me crazy that civillians always wear the same outfit.