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Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor Who costume revealed
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Some are already deeming it a bit Mork & Mindy but the costume to be worn by Jodie Whittaker for Doctor Who has been revealed.
The BBC notes, she is seen in cropped teal culottes with yellow braces, as well as a striped jumper and long trench coat. Her look is completed with brown boots, blue and turquoise striped socks and some unusual earrings, at the top and bottom of her left ear.
The Broadchurch star has begun filming as the 13th Time Lord and will make her debut when the Doctor regenerates in the Christmas special.
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11 Responses
The rainbow on the black t-shirt reminds me of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon cover minus the prism and white light of course, then Capaldi was a rocking Doctor so may be a vague connection there. Suspenders and boots are very Matt Smith like as well as the trousers high waist being very Patrick Troughton, given the trailer of the Christmas Special and the end of the last episode that’s not a surprise either.
Like It.
Urgh call me Johnny two times cover and though repeated (here I should put urgh in again but I won’t).
I stand corrected on ‘thread-regeneration’ gate.
I like the look, can’t wait to see it on screen.
@Mac, thus far in the new series, pleasingly for you, the Doctor has – at least initially – regenerated in the previous incarnation’s wardrobe.
I have seen every regeneration and I can assure you that not once have the doctor’s clothes changed as well during the process.
Wrong.
Hartnell to Troughton – the clothes regenerated as well.
I really like this look, though I’m sure the fact that Jodie is a woman means she will be subjected to an extra-ordinary amount of social media critiquing no previous Doctor has ever endured for his attire. Also, I hope when he regenerates, she emerges still in the previous clothes. I’ve never liked it when the Doctor’s threads also change in the process.
There is always feedback on new Time Lord outfits, the question will be whether it is weighted more given the character’s new gender.
Yeah, that’s what I’m expecting (but not looking forward to). I do think overall though the majority of voices about Whittaker’s role has been embraced pretty well.
Two words: ‘Colin Baker’, remembering there was no Twit Face then (God times, good times…_.