I’m not sure I’m thrilled about the new Jodie Whittaker outfit (though, yeah, long coat, but, shoulders, what?). I actually sort of liked the charcoal hoodie from the announcement clip. But I’m less worried about how she looks than how her stories go.
But since everyone is always wondering what the next Doctor will wear … well, here it is.
At least it’s not a floral print.
Doctor Who’s New Doctor Has a New Outfit
Ladies and Gentlemen, the 13th Doctor has finally arrived. Sure, Jodie Whittaker might have been cast as Doctor Who’s groundbreaking new Doctor months ago, but does a Time Lord truly arrive until they’re dressed for the occasion?
The outfits from almost all the Doctors, classic and new, have said something about their personalities and styles. Ten's "geek chic", Nine's leather jacket, Three's dandy tendencies, you sort of could tell who they'd be by how they dressed. I'm just not sure what this one says yet, and I'd like it more if it clicked for me. Obviously the stories matter more, yeah, but I do think wardrobe helps set the tone.
I love it. As long as they don't jump on the band wagon and make the whole show about homosexuality.
Done after Capaldi
+Bill Garret I'm getting modern and retro vibes
It's an interesting outfit I kind of feel like it's breaking the other outfits a little bit from previous doctors
Doctor Who's New Doctor Has Ghé thăm nhà mình nhé +Dave Hill
+A Balogh I don't quite follow you.
+Bill Garrett It's both open (the neckline) and formal (the coat) and decorative (the color scheme) and other (the overall odd design).
Not necessarily a bad Doctor combo.
+Dave Hill yeah, I don't think it's bad at all. It's just vague. 🙂
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If I was a Doctor Who fan, I'd be pissed
I'm looking forward to the next series, about time there was a female Doctor.
+Clara Oswald the last assistant was gay.
http://minhtuan3987.blogspot.com/2017/10/clip-hot-girl-18-hd-fu-gibraltar_17.html
One of the recent parameter the wardrobe designers have to take into account is cosplay. To spread popularity, it has been said the costumes have to be easy enough to copy on the cheap by fans.
http://minhtuan3987.blogspot.com/2017/10/clip-hot-girl-18-hd-ful-cairo.html
Doctor Who's New Doctor Has Ghé thăm nhà mình nhé +Dave Hill
Whimsical yet elusive. (Hey, it works for wine). An amusing year…
+Prehistoric Matt About the costume? Why would a Doctor Who fan be pissed about it?
(For that matter, if you're not a Doctor Who fan, why do you care enough to comment?)
+Dave Hill Women rights bull crap
+Prehistoric Matt Well, glad to see you have a solid, constructive, reasoned opinion about it.
I don't think those are shoulders. I think the coat has a hood, and it's pulled back. I think that's the top of the collar/hood.
+Al Hunt Hmm. You could be right. We'll have to wait for more pictures.
+Clara Oswald Bill Potts was gay, as were Madame Vastra and Jenny Flint. Hell, even Clara was bisexual. The Doctor herself is genderfluid and is some sort of pansexual. I really don't understand how you can be so blatantly homophobic and still be a fan.
Let's not forget the omnisexual Captain Jack Harkness who enjoyed relations with anybody regardless of sex or species.
+Strax
I appreciate you guys telling me but I know that. 😄
I wouldn't have commented if I hadn't known. But thanks.
+Strax
How am I being homophobic as well? I have no problem with Bill I'm just saying if they push that kind of stuff in my face that'll be one less viewer they have to worry about. I really have no problem with homosexuality as long as it isn't pushed upon me.
+Clara Oswald I suppose one question is what constitutes "pushing" it. For some people, that might be graphic sexual acts. For others, it's even acknowledging that gay people exist. Some people are okay with characters identified as LGBT, but not any overt sign of it in the character's actions; a kiss or holding hands or even showing a boyfriend/girlfriend is "pushing."
I lost interest after William Hartnell .