Anika Dane, MALS
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 …
Anytime Deanna and Beverly interact is a win and part of me adores these space Barbie togs but also Ow! I prefer her Klingon martial arts wear. They look comfortable, easy. They’re not gendered — can you imagine Worf, Riker, or Geordi in the Barbie togs? And she has that adorable kicky little hair bow! …
These represent the lack of clothing more than a ‘look’. In the first two caps, Deanna chooses to be naked, but in the next two the Ferengi choose for her and her mother. Ew! This is a fantasy representation of Deanna created in the Holodeck by Lt. Reginald Barclay which is all kinds of creepy. …
