We never see the full look on screen but I imagine it’s a knee length skirt and matchy tights. It’s a lot of fabric for a simple silhouette, but that reminds me of Lwaxana, and what Deanna wears on Betazed, so what I take to be a Betazoid (or at least the Betazoid side of …
I love, love, love that Deanna wears pink so often. Lots of pinks and lighter purples. Love it. This striped outfit she wears on her holodate with Worf is cute, but in the second cap with Picard it’s clear there is too much fabric involved. This just wants to be something else. It’s reminiscent of …
It took an authoritarian outsider to get Deanna into a uniform, but she kept it up after the dictatorial Jellico left. I love that Deanna doesn’t always wear a uniform on duty. It’s an interesting character choice both for Deanna and for Picard. But it did create the illusion that she did not have as …
Confession: I love the mindress plus boots. It’s ABSURD in context – she looks like she’s wearing the “Sexy Halloween” version of the standard uniform. And here she honestly looks like Picard’s teenage daughter. Plus it is a ridiculously mini minidress. The hem barely touches the chair! How is this practical? For a uniform??? Here …
Real talk: who is in charge of designing dress uniforms for Starfleet? The series design (above) is basically the standard uniform as a tunic with added gold piping so I guess I understand why TPTB decided that it should be More Dressy when we see it on the big screen, but the film design (below) …
There is really nothing to be said about either of these looks. They both seem to be standard issue mass produced hospital wear.
What. Even. The context is that Troi (and the rest of the crew) are devolving, and thus Deanna is sensitive to light and ends up in a bathtub (this episode is bizarro and there is little to no science in its fiction) and I guess this is her “comfort wear” but I honestly want to …
Thanks to the holodeck and various alien shenanigans, Deanna (and the rest of the crew) got to wear fun costume and period clothes a few times. Here, Q transforms the bridge crew into Robin Hood and his Merry Men. No one pulls it off quite as well as Jean-Luc’s Robin but I really like Deanna …
To infiltrate Mintakan society Troi had to dress like a peasant (above) and she only barely pulls it off. She’s too aristocratic – which gives her a bit of an edge in her Romulan guise (below). Problem with Romulans is their uniforms are THE WORST. Inexplicably, Troi carries this off. She looks surprisingly good here…as …
These two nighties are very similar and have very similar unfortunate context (in both instances she is mind-raped). The pink is in her signature color palette and silhouette, and I like the rope piping. And love the shiny ribbon on her also pink blanket. The white is worn for her bridal night, and gets points …