Den of Geek article on Deep Space Nine's costumes

[toughlittleship]

http://www.denofgeek.com/television...he_costumes_of_star_trek_deep_space_nine.html

 

[Mistral]

Cool pics indeed. Thanks!

 

[PSGarak]

^^ Great link. What did you think about the costumes?

I really liked the diverse looks they gave the races and how much variation they had on theme for each. I liked the colors and textures of the Ferengi clothing, but I thought the overall cut was very unflattering.

 

[Nerys Ghemor]

I feel that we Cardassians have been unjustly ignored. Garak got a mention, yes, and the three scientists had their pics in there--but SURELY a staple of the series deserves a full discussion when even the bloody KLINGONS get one...

 

[apenpaap]

^Well, you gotta give the make-up people credit for them. Ever seen a picture of J.G. Hertzler and compared it to Martok?

 

[Thor Damar]

I couldn't agree more, the Cardassian uniform alone is a perfect example of style and deadly grace. Heck even our disruptors looked good...

 

[AdmiralGarak]

^Well, you gotta give the make-up people credit for them. Ever seen a picture of J.G. Hertzler and compared it to Martok?

Heck, just compare it to Laas or the Saratoga's captain.

 

[Nerys Ghemor]

I couldn't agree more, the Cardassian uniform alone is a perfect example of style and deadly grace. Heck even our disruptors looked good...

Not to mention the rifles--beautiful AND deadly efficient weapons. Can't say THAT for Starfleet rifles, which look like what I believe humans call a Dustbuster. And they break just from a litte mud.

 

[DevilEyes]

I couldn't agree more, the Cardassian uniform alone is a perfect example of style and deadly grace. Heck even our disruptors looked good...

I was thinking "Where is a mention of the Cardassian uniform? Or a picture?" Surely, it is one of the costuming masterpieces of Star Trek.

 

[PSGarak]

Cardassians are the masterpieces of Star Trek.

 

[AdmiralGarak]

This thread is starting to look like a Cardassian fan club.

 

[Thor Damar]

This thread is starting to look like a Cardassian fan club.

My Friend, to us ALL threads are Cardassian fan clubs...even if they don't know it yet bwhahaha

 

[Nerys Ghemor]

Yessss, eventually these people will concede to the boundless wisdom of the state.

 

[PSGarak]

Yessss, eventually these people will concede to the boundless wisdom of the state.

And if they don't, we know how to ratchet up the suffering.

 

[Thor Damar]

Yessss, eventually these people will concede to the boundless wisdom of the state.

And if they don't, we know how to ratchet up the suffering.

That would not be suffering merely...correction.

 

[PSGarak]

Yessss, eventually these people will concede to the boundless wisdom of the state.

And if they don't, we know how to ratchet up the suffering.

That would not be suffering merely...correction.

You say tomato, I say tomato...

(Or given that you're a Brit and I'm a Yank, scratch that. Reverse it.)

 

[Thor Damar]

^ Indeed, old chum

 

[NKemp3]

I really enjoyed the article when I came across it this week. But I disagree on its take of the station's sets. The sets are marvellous and still look great upon viewing.

 

[PSGarak]

I really enjoyed the article when I came across it this week. But I disagree on its take of the station's sets. The sets are marvellous and still look great upon viewing.

I agree with you. I thought the sets were beautiful, and I actually loved the architecture.

 

[AdmiralGarak]

I really enjoyed the article when I came across it this week. But I disagree on its take of the station's sets. The sets are marvellous and still look great upon viewing.

I agree with you. I thought the sets were beautiful, and I actually loved the architecture.

If there's a better television show set than the Promenade (including Quark's Bar) than I've never seen it. It was a masterpiece unlikely to ever be rivaled, given standard tv budgets.