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14 Ways to Dress Like the Doctor from Doctor Who

By Matthew Lynch
January 6, 2024
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Doctor Who is a British science fiction TV series that has captured the hearts of millions worldwide for over five decades. Among the show’s most memorable aspects is the Doctor’s iconic fashion sense. Here are 14 ways you can dress like your favorite Doctor and immerse yourself in the world of time travel!

1. First Doctor: Channel the First Doctor’s Edwardian style by wearing a high-necked, button-up shirt, a waistcoat, and a frock coat. Complete your look with a bow tie, a pocket watch on a chain, and black shoes.

2. Second Doctor: Opt for a shabby suit with tight trousers and boots to recreate the Second Doctor’s playful look. Don’t forget to wear his signature bow tie and bushy hair.

3. Third Doctor: Get the suave vibe from The Third Doctor by donning colorful velvet smoking jackets, a ruffled shirt, an Inverness cape, black trousers, and Chelsea boots.

4. Fourth Doctor: Emulate one of the most memorable Doctors with a wide-brimmed fedora, colorful scarf, tweed jacket with elbow patches, and a waistcoat worn over an open-collared shirt.

5. Fifth Doctor: Bring forth Fifth Doctor’s sporty style by choosing striped trousers, cricket-inspired attire such as cable knit cricket sweaters or cricket vests and don’t forget his prominent stick of celery.

6. Sixth Doctor: Go bold with Sixth Doctor’s multicolored coat adorned with question marks on lapels. Complete this vibrant ensemble with yellow trousers, patterned waistcoat, and cat brooch.

7. Seventh Doctor: Dress as Seventh Doctor by wearing a cream-colored safari-style jacket with red question mark motifs on the collar, suspenders, houndstooth trousers, brogues, and his trademark umbrella adorned with its own question mark handle.

8. Eighth Doctor: The Eighth Doctor’s stylish look includes a distinguished dark green velvet frock coat, a double-breasted gray waistcoat, a cravat or necktie, and wingtip shoes.

9. Ninth Doctor: Nail Ninth Doctor’s simple yet elegant outfit by wearing a leather jacket, black or dark shirt, jeans, and military-style boots.

10. Tenth Doctor: Achieve the iconic Tenth Doctor look by pairing pinstripe suits with Converse sneakers and probably the most remembered part – a brown duster coat.

11. Eleventh Doctor: Combine a tweed jacket with elbow patches, bow tie, suspenders, slim-fit trousers, and ankle boots to dress like the quirky Eleventh Doctor.

12. Twelfth Doctor: Embrace the Twelfth Doctor’s neat style consisting of a modern Crombie-style coat with red lining, button-up shirts in different patterns with no tie (resulting in an open collar), slim-fit black trousers, and durable black boots.

13. Thirteenth Doctor: For an adventurous yet stylish ensemble inspired by the first female doctor, try rainbow-striped T-shirts, cropped navy-blue pantss, suspenders, and ankle boots capped off with a long light gray coat with colorful detailing.

14. Mix it up: Finally, have fun combining different elements of each doctor’s fashion statements to create your own unique Whovian look. After all, it’s about making a style statement that reflects your love for Doctor Who.

With these 14 ways to dress like your favorite time-traveling hero from the beloved show ‘Doctor Who,’ you can add some regenerative style to your everyday wardrobe!

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