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The colorful uniforms worn by the crew of the Starship Enterprise count as some of the most iconic looks ever. Here's how they've evolved over the past 50 years.

It takes a keen eye to spot the bubble wrap, missing fingers and North America.

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The Profiles In History Bob Justman Star Trek Auction in June, 2002 was the only large public offering of Star Trek TOS screen used control ...

Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas was the archaeology and anthropology officer on the USS Enterprise when it visited Pollux IV in 2267. Palamas' expertise in archaeology, anthropology and ancient civilizations made her a useful part of the landing party – the crew was confronted by an alien of unknown name and purpose, but who seemed familiar with the Earth of 5,000 years ago. This alien soon identified himself as Apollo, and claimed to be the being ancient Greeks believed was a god. Apollo was…

Where no man has gone before... Every week from 1967 to 1969, Star Trek: The Original Series had a carousel of actresses modeling the newest, most dazzlingly futuristic looks of 1960s sci-fi dreams. The frosty lipsticks, ornate hair styles, and geometric eyeshadow underscored the daring costumes, rendered in eye catching fabrics with strategically placed cutouts (showing belly button was still forbidden). The space age clothing and beauty trend, ushered in by fashion icon Pierre Cardin and…

Star Trek 50 Artists 50 Years celebrates the rich history of the sci-fi series. Check out some of the funny, colourful and stunning pieces in the exhibition.