These Original Battlestar Galactica Costume Designs Might Remind You Of A Few Things

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Like modern Battlestar Galactica, Zardoz, and 1970’s personal hygiene commercials. Costume designer Jean-Pierre Dorléac’s work on the original Battlestar Galactica has recently been pulled from the annals of time and space (OK, from Galactica TV) so we may view the majesty that is space fashion.

Dorléac also worked on series like Quantum Leap and The Greatest American Hero but here’s what Galactica TV had to say about these BSG pieces:

During the run of the series Jean-Pierre Dorleac made many, many costume designs (probably even over 100, since we have found 29 already so far). Some are lost, many have been sold to private collectors over years and many are still in Jean-Pierre Dorleac’s private collection (he’s not sharing the images, because he says he wants to publish them in a book one day). I call upon every fan owning original Battlestar Galactica costume designs or photographs/slides of them that are not shown here (or shown in bad quality) to send in scans so we can make this online collection bigger and better for all Battlestar Galactica fans to enjoy.

Read more at Galactica TV.

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