#Star Wars Fashion Show

[legends-expo]

Calling all fans of #StarWarsFashion and Star Wars Style! LegendsCon is hosting a fashion show with cash prizes as part of our Star Wars Expanded Universe convention on September 9th at the Marriott Convention Center in Burbank, CA.

Learn more and apply at https://legends-con.com/guests-programming/

[mumblesplash]

as if he needed more ways to be everywhere at once

[ilovemarkhamill]

Mark Hamill in 1975 on Petrocelli.

[spirkbitch]

everyone else might already know this but i just think it’s funny that canonically The Cage takes place in 2254, so over 10 years before the start of Kirks first 5 year mission as captain. while SNW takes place around 2258-2260

(with the reveal of Carol Marcus being pregnant it would make most sense for it to be 2259 seeing as TSFS takes place in 2285, which would make David Marcus 25 at the time that movie takes place)

anyways, then the beginning of TOS is in 2265, and here’s a visual representation of why i find that funny (using spock as an example because he’s my favorite)

Spock and Pike circa 2254

Spock and Pike circa ~2258

and then back to Spock looking like this in TOS circa 2265 (Where No Man Has Gone Before was the second pilot but The Man Trap aired first so idk which takes place first in canon so here’s both)

also i know most people are probably just gonna ignore it but i would love to see an in-universe explanation for why the hair and clothing styles changed so much between snw and tos.

[sesamenom]

baylan skoll (from ahsoka) over time, inspired by the realization that he's the same age as baby yoda

(+ designs for his first padawan + commander)

[talkteav]

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[legends-expo]

Calling all fans of #StarWarsFashion and #StarWarsStyle! LegendsCon is hosting a fashion show as part of our Expanded Universe convention on September 9th at the Marriott Convention Center in Burbank, CA.

Learn more at: https://legends-con.com/guests-programming/

[starrymush]

Goth Ahsoka 🖤

[redcarpet-streetstyle]

[clonehub]

oh, oh. the font size was too small. these scripts long as hell, actually.

wait no they're not. theyre normal sized! yay!

Assuming the strict one page = one minute rule:

Episode 1: 42 minutes

Episode 2: 22 minutes

Episode 3: 19 minutes

Episode 4: 24 minutes

That's the first arc

Episode five is kind of a closer to it that also runs at 24 minutes. Episode 6 will continue a thread from that, but otherwise 7 and on will be other things.

[tranakin-skywalker]

Gonna redesign the prequel Jedi's outfits one of these days, just watch me

You'd think a community of people that have been largely seperate from the rest of the galaxy for thousands of years and have their own rich culture would develope a really unique fashion but no. George Lucas said let's reuse the tatooine costumes from ANH

[startwins-2ndera]

DIGIVVI

DIOSCURI: Chapter 13: WINNING ISN'T EVERYTHING

[space-blue]

Unironically, I'm a 30~ yo AFAB enby and I get my very first cosplay urge over Luthen fucking Rael.

Dude has the best fashion outside of the Aldhanis in this show. He looks so cozy at all times. His cloaks are dope. Flowy slacks, open sleeves, no nonsense capes, smocks with sewn pockets for bullets (in which I can keep candy and my chapstick), and those lush dressing gown style outfits he wears around his shop??

Please I'd be shop Luthen at home and street Luthen outside all day every day until I don't have to dye my hair to match!!

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"DRESSED SAFELY THESE WAR WORKERS LOSE NOTHING IN APPEARANCE," Toronto Star. February 16, 1943. Page 3. ---- 20,000 WARPLANT VERONICAS MUST CHANGE THEIR HAIR-DO ---- Too Many Imitators of Star Are Tangling Tresses in Machinery --- SHE'LL HELP, TOO --- By FREDERICK C. OTΗΜΑΝ Hollywood, Feb. 16 - (BUP) - The federal government cracked down on Veronica Lake today as a men- ace to the war effort. It claimed too many lady airplane workers, imitating her peek-a-boo bob, had scalped themselves in the machinery.

Miss Lake said okay. She said she was tired of looking at the world through one eye, anyway. and that henceforth she'd wear her hair on the top of her head.

The war manpower commission took up the problem of half blind war workers with the war production board, which wrote Paramount Pictures, Inc., which notified Miss Lake, who said:

"Any woman who wears her hair over one eye is silly. I never have worn it that way, myself, except in pictures. It made a good trade mark on the screen, but it was hard. mighty hard, to see where I was going."

The situation concerning 20,000 Veronica Lakes trying to operate turret lathes in war plants all over the nation first reached the desk of Mary Brewster White of the war manpower commission (woman- power division).

Driven Near Mad To Monroe Greenthal of the war production board she sent an inter- office memo: "Subject, Veronica Lake's hair."

"The working gal's indifference to the dangers of long flowing hair- do's has driven personnel directors to the last stages of profanity." wrote Miss White. "Veronica Lake has had a tremendous influence because of her unfettered mane upon too large a percentage of ladies engaged in turning out the ammunition."

Miss White added that she was delighted to note that Miss Lake's hair had gone up in her last movie. and said she believed the war manpower commission and the war production board should do everything possible to keep Lake's topknot on top. As she put it:

"The effect upon war production could be nothing less than electrify- ing if all the women suddenly dis- covered that there was something rather 'old hat about long-haired disorder. It would be swell to learn that Veronica, like all the other girls, is working harder and wants her beauty strictly streamlined. She might say long hair and one eye are all right for the home, but that two eyes and short hair are necessary on the job. Thanks, thanks, and thanks."

Had Nothing to Do With It Greenthal mailed this letter to Hollywood, with a note of his own in which he said he thought Miss White had something, all right, and how's to persuade Miss Lake to say the peek-a-boo bob is a thing of the past? This, he said, would save many a feminine stamp-press operator from losing her locks in the gears.

When this communication from Washington reached the studio, the publicists leaped to life and last were seen leading Miss Lake to the machine shop, to photograph her with her tresses tangled in the camshafts.

She said she didn't quite understand all the fuss. She said she had nothing to do with her one-eye hair-dress, anyhow.

"What happened was I was making my first movie test as a drunk," she said. "That hank of hair came down in front of my eye - and the head men insisted I leave it that way. I've been worrying with it, and stumbling through life, ever since. This request from the government isn't only a pleasure; it's a relief."

Everything all right now, war manpower commission?

Image captions: Top: HERE IS HOW WAR WORKERS CAN DRESS SAFELY AND SMARTLY

Left: Most safely dressed war worker is the title given Kathe Vandenberg after a country-wide safety drive. Kathe, 22, is employed in a Los Angeles plant as a hydraulic fitting worker.

right: VERONICA LAKE will uncover her eye

[acebytaemin]

LINO FASHION WEEK ERA 📢