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Costume Bracket: Round 1, Post 33
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.

Martha in Utopia Martha's predominant image is of her red leather jacket and I'd completely forgoteen this second look from Utopia. It's still centred around a jacket but is less immediately striking than the red one.

Leela in The Talons of Weng-Chiang This is the first period outfit Leela wears in The Talons of Weng-Chiang and presumably is supposed to represent a compromise between what the Doctor thought was appropriate Victorian wear and what Leela was actually prepared to put on. I am dubious, to be honest, that this is actually what the two of them would have come up with under the circumstances but it is a great look, showcasing Leela's individuality while vaguely fitting in to the time period.

Clara in The Bells of St. John I'd not really noticed before the dress Clara is wearing under the jacket in The Bells of St. John. It's fairly typical of her but not, perhaps, her cutest outfit.

Sarah in Planet of the Spiders As noted before, Sarah wore several outfits in Planet of the Spiders. This is her most casual of the three, I think. Obviously Sarah's most infamous outfit - the Andy Pandy one - also features red and white stripes but this version looks far more normal and, arguably, is a sane transition point between the sensible work clothing she is wearing in a lot of her early stories to the more eccentric choices she is making later on.
Vote for your favourite of these costumes. Use whatever criteria you please - most practical, most outrageously spacey, most of its decade!
Voting will remain open for at least a week, possibly longer!
Costume Bracket Masterlist
Images are a mixture of my own screencaps, screencaps from Lost in Time Graphics, PCJ's Whoniverse Gallery, and random Google searches.

Martha in Utopia Martha's predominant image is of her red leather jacket and I'd completely forgoteen this second look from Utopia. It's still centred around a jacket but is less immediately striking than the red one.

Leela in The Talons of Weng-Chiang This is the first period outfit Leela wears in The Talons of Weng-Chiang and presumably is supposed to represent a compromise between what the Doctor thought was appropriate Victorian wear and what Leela was actually prepared to put on. I am dubious, to be honest, that this is actually what the two of them would have come up with under the circumstances but it is a great look, showcasing Leela's individuality while vaguely fitting in to the time period.

Clara in The Bells of St. John I'd not really noticed before the dress Clara is wearing under the jacket in The Bells of St. John. It's fairly typical of her but not, perhaps, her cutest outfit.

Sarah in Planet of the Spiders As noted before, Sarah wore several outfits in Planet of the Spiders. This is her most casual of the three, I think. Obviously Sarah's most infamous outfit - the Andy Pandy one - also features red and white stripes but this version looks far more normal and, arguably, is a sane transition point between the sensible work clothing she is wearing in a lot of her early stories to the more eccentric choices she is making later on.
Poll #31093 Costume Bracket: Round 1, Post 33
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Which outfit is best?
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Martha in Utopia
2 (12.5%)
Leela in The Talons of Weng-Chiang
7 (43.8%)
Clara in The Bells of St. John
3 (18.8%)
Sarah in Planet of the Spiders
4 (25.0%)
Vote for your favourite of these costumes. Use whatever criteria you please - most practical, most outrageously spacey, most of its decade!
Voting will remain open for at least a week, possibly longer!
Costume Bracket Masterlist
Images are a mixture of my own screencaps, screencaps from Lost in Time Graphics, PCJ's Whoniverse Gallery, and random Google searches.