A toss up between the TOS Movie Era and the TNG Movie Era. I think the TNG Movie uniforms are a tad bit more functional.
My personal favorites would be the new movie uniforms. I love the blending of TOS style with more modern materials. ....
Technically, the DS9/VOY Uniforms should be in the TNG section too, it was their academy uniforms IIRC.
There should be a choice for TOS movies uniforms - clearly the best.
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My personal favorites would be the new movie uniforms. I love the blending of TOS style with more modern materials. ....
Agree. So I chose TOS.
I think I am in a small minority of people who didn't think the TMP uniforms were that bad. Yes the colour scheme was atrocious, but I liked the diversity of styles and designs that were on the go at the same time.The ones that showed off Decker's Pecker, obviously.
NuTrek - like TOS but with two layers, a pin badge, more texture and proper full-length pants.
The Trek II uniforms would've been awesome if they had kept the TOS color scheme.
^The sleeveless miniskirt is just one optional uniform in nuTrek. There are women in pants and shirts (Hannity and Madeline on the bridge) and in sleeved miniskirt variants seen throughout.
^The sleeveless miniskirt is just one optional uniform in nuTrek. There are women in pants and shirts (Hannity and Madeline on the bridge) and in sleeved miniskirt variants seen throughout.
Whatever, it's stupid and derogatory towards women.
It's fashion, nothing more, nothing less. That the miniskirts are optional, and we even saw men wearing them in early TNG episodes, removes anything derogatory from the equation.
I'm sorry, but if it ain't a kilt it's just a guy in a dress. I'll still laugh at it today as much as I did in 1987. Call me intolerant, but I'm ... ok, yeah.25 years ago, we laughed at men in skirts. Many posters still do to this day. But I'm willing to bet that society is much more accepting of it now, if the fashion is pulled off right, so if Trek tried it out today, who knows? Being derogatory gender-wise towards men for what they wear is so passe, and doesn't quite fit with how society's progressed in terms of tolerance. If Trek tried it today, there'll be some ridicule sure, but more people will accept it now than back in 1987.
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