MUCH EASIER solution:
Don't describe what they're wearing. Who cares?
Only describe when absolutely necessary.
Don't describe what they're wearing. Who cares?
Only describe when absolutely necessary.
Normally, that's my approach. But sometimes I want to throw in a few interesting details, either to ground the scene or to flesh out the world. The problem is, it's probably not a good idea to have everyone in my universe running around in jumpsuits and utility belts all the time.Patty Jansen said:MUCH EASIER solution:
Don't describe what they're wearing. Who cares?
Only describe when absolutely necessary.
Both!KateDanley said:What sort of things are you looking for? Is it more costume history on what clothing has been used in science fiction of yore (like, the different uniforms used on each of the seasons of Star Trek) or more information on real world materials (like what NASA builds space suits out of to keep astronauts from being sucked into the blackness)?
Why not? I'd wear that everyday if it was socially acceptable. And a cape!Joe Vasicek said:The problem is, it's probably not a good idea to have everyone in my universe running around in jumpsuits and utility belts all the time.
Not at George the Cinq!tkkenyon said:I also went to Paris last year. The prostitutes were wearing lace bras with no shirts and tights with very high-heeled pumps or boots. Also, shirt cuffs and collars, but no shirt.
Depends on your definition of socially acceptable.Rob Smith said:Why not? I'd wear that everyday if it was socially acceptable. And a cape!
Hey! My books might resemble that remark.Steve Vernon said:You know what your answer is, don't you
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