Gender parity is my favorite thing about Jadzia’s many Klingon looks. The only difference between her exercise wear and Worf’s is the direction of the collar – and that makes them mirror images and bookends, all of which is just wonderful. I love them. I also like that on TNG Worf wore white and here on …
When you play the Game of Thrones you win or you die, there is no middle ground.
I love holo technology, don’t you? So here we have Jadzia and Worf’s first meeting and she’s dressed as a lady-in-waiting for her holo-excursion with Nerys. I wish we got to see more! I mean, I would not say no to a whole episode of DS9 does Camelot. I like that Jadzia’s dress has metallic …
Jadzia in disguise as a Vedek. It’s a lot. The colors of the robes blend into the walls on Bajor, and notably match Kira’s standard uniform (Bajor does not separate church and state at all). Also notably, they stand out on DS9, you might even say they clash with the walls of the station. Clever! …
Ah, variations on a dressing gown. These first three are very similar soft maxi dresses. The maroon is almost certainly Jadzia’s because she wears it on ship before they get to Trill and wears it again in a later episode. The lavender is almost certainly the Trill hospital’s standard medical wear. It resembles what the …
These are the least interesting of her costumes because they are not really outfits and not really about Jadzia. I have strong feelings about various Starfleet medical robes and Deep Space Nine‘s are awful. The purple and rust color combination baffles me. Plus they look scratchy. It is interesting to note that despite more than one medical …
Generally I like the newer uniforms better, but on Jadzia the blue compliments her more – it really brings out her eyes. As she wears her uniforms more than anything else I find them most interesting in the slightly off versions. Haphazardly wearing Worf’s sash in “Looking for par’Mach in All the Wrong Places” and deconstructed …
Subtitle: teen Emma’s girlfriend is teen Regina’s girlfriend’s daughter
Subtitle: I’m playing the villain, baby. Just like you want.
An evening with Kate Mulgrew and Claire Labine, March 2015