Costume Bracket: Round 1, Post 13

[purplecat]

Four more Doctor Who companion outfits for your delectation and delight! Outfits selected by a mixture of ones I, personally, like; lists on the internet; and a certain random element.






Donna in The Doctor's Daughter Not perhaps Donna's most memorable outfit but it has some nice detailing and a subtle elegance which, admitedly is perhaps not very Donna.




Jo in The Curse of Peladon It is fortunate that Jo was dressed up for a night out when she found herself in the Royal court on Peladon. It's a very 1970s piecce of evening wear.




Adric in Everything Poor Adric. I was keen that every companion should have at least one, and preferably two, outfits in the bracket but, with the exception of the fancy dress party in Black Orchid, the pyjamas were the only thing he ever wore. Mind you, he was a teenage boy.




Victoria in The Enemy of the World I like the way this outfit coordinates with Jamie's kilt, and the beret is cute!

Poll #30744 Costume Bracket: Round 1, Post 13

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Which outfit is best?

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Donna in The Doctor's Daughter
1 (6.7%)

Jo in The Curse of Peladon
6 (40.0%)

Adric
4 (26.7%)

Victoria in The Enemy of the World
4 (26.7%)

Vote for your favourite of these costumes. Use whatever criteria you please - most practical, most outrageously spacey, most of its decade!

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Images are a mixture of my own screencaps, screencaps from Lost in Time Graphics, PCJ's Whoniverse Gallery, and random Google searches.

Comments

[liadt]

Jo is the clear winner for me. Lovely dress, but not something I'd wear, apart from the sleeves;p

[purplecat]

It's a fun dress. I like the kind of overdress thing.

[turlough]

I love Jo's outfit in that adventure! It's so awesomely early 70s. (It's a good adventure for Jo in general!)

[purplecat]

It is a good Jo adventure! I was surprised, when we did a bit watch of all classic Dr Who (in random order) how much better Jo was than fandom wisdom had tended to give her credit for. I suspect a lot of it goes back to messaging around the introduction of Sarah Jane which tried to contrast her to some kind of air-headed and silly concept of Jo.