Kevin. New England. Some of my interests include sci-fi, sci-non-fi, music theory, humor, and Alaska (grew up there). My age makes me more or less a grandparent on tumblr, but I'm not really that old. Not yet, at least. But probably older than you. Just saying.
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“I like to imagine that the miniskirts weren’t Federation regulation. Women on every other ship in the fleet wore jumpsuits like everybody else. However, since Kirk could seduce rocks with his Vaseline-lensed close-up gaze, all the women on the Enterprise wore skimpy skirts and low-cut shirts in an attempt to gain his attention. In fact, his powers of seduction were so well-known that when a planet learned that the Enterprise was en route, its female population almost instinctively began dressing as provocatively as possible. This obvious emasculation by an alien male caused the male population to get all manner of pissy. That’s why so many of them were really hard to get along with.” - reddit user nermid
The real reason why bones wore the short sleeves
New head cannon.
I have a better idea! It involves very small skirts and ignoring what’s happening on the TV. ;D
Now I want to watch Enterprise and eat crappy food and not regret it.
TNG had men in mini-dresses (‘skant’ uniforms), but TOS Season One did have women in trousers, as did the pilot and The...
This still doesn’t explain why Sulu never wore a miniskirt.
Ha ha! That’d be kinda hilarious but I doubt it. Fashions change, society changes, what is considered provocative can...
hard. Make sure you read the whole thing.
I’m just sort of confused by...TNG miniskirt/minidress uniforms. I mean sure they looked...
^ And this forever.