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Inside ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Costume Design

By Carson Campbell
May 13, 2022
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The cast of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds at the Paley Center for Media in New York. (photo, … [+] left to right) Bruce Horak (Hemmer), Rebecca Romijn (number one), Christina Chong (La’an Noonien-Singh), Babs Olusanmokun (Dr M’Benga), Melissa Navia (Erica Ortega), Ethan Peck (Spock) , Jess Bush (Christine Chapel), Anson Mount (Captain Christopher Pike)


Image courtesy of The Paley Center for Media

For Star Trek fans who can’t get enough of the first season Star Trek: Strange New Worlds on Paramount + Original Series, an exhibit featuring the costumes worn by the actors is on display at the Paley Center for Media in New York City.

The visionary universe of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds The exhibit runs through May 29 and features artifacts from the Star Trek universe, including Starfleet and Vulcan uniforms, the USS Enterprise, photos, and more.

Throughout the show, the Paley Center will host screenings and allow fans to take photos from the captain’s chair. “From its groundbreaking original television series to its ever-expanding media universe, Star Trek continues to inspire and entertain millions of fans around the world,” said Paley Center President and CEO Maureen J. Reidy. “Through our partnership with Paramount+, these fans will have a rare chance to immerse themselves in the memories, legend and lore of Star Trek at The Paley Center, a contemporary cultural destination for New Yorkers, tourists and fans alike. from Star Trek.”

Actor Anson Mount (known as Christopher Pike in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds) at The Paley Center … [+] for the media in New York


Images courtesy of The Paley Center for Media

The costumer of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Bernadette Croft worked with Canadian shoe designer John Fluevog to design the shoes for the series. “I just like the idea of ​​living in a different world than the one we live in,” Fluevog recently told CBC. “Who wouldn’t want to do that? Sometimes the world we live in sucks, doesn’t it? We just want to get away. It’s part of what fashion is and what dressing is, it’s just stepping out of the world we live in.

Croft loves Fluevog’s work and adds to the iconic, minimal quality of costume design. “The original Star Trek uniform is so iconic, including those Cuban-style boots,” she said. “They look futuristic and edgy and are my favorite part of the uniform – such a strong silhouette.”

In fact, boots were also practical for actors to wear. “It was an honor to team up with Fluevog and give the boots an updated look,” said Croft. “The stretchy back makes it easy for our actors to fit, and the rubber soles absorb shock, which comes in handy on concrete studio floors. The leather is soft yet durable. We’ve had countless running and shooting sequences. he action and the Fluevog boots never fail, which proves its quality of manufacture.

Fluevog recently opened pre-sales for the Starfleet boots on its website, but says the style (due to arrive in July) is currently discontinued.

Starfleet uniforms are simple, yet minimalist, updating the classic look. The women on the show no longer wear miniskirts, but leggings with long jackets, and a big thing is texture in costume design.

The premiere dropped on May 5 for the ten-episode series, with the season finale on July 7. The second season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is currently in production and is expected to launch in 2023.

Actor Rebecca Romijn at the Paley Center for Media in New York


The Paley Center for the Media

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