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Lauren Tuck

What to Wear on Mars

Lauren Tuck

·News Editor

Updated February 18, 2015 at 7:31 AM

Yahoo Style imagines what fashionistas would wear on the red capret. This one’s pretty believable, right?

The sparkling metallic turtleneck is out of this world and therefore totally appropriate for a trip to Mars.?

Parties happen on Mars, too! This Alexander Wang dress paired with chunky creeper boots would work in the environment.

The fluorescent fabric of this puffer jacket would pop against the red dust on Mars.

There’s something about the structural lines of this dress and shoulder epaulettes that seem like it should be a flight attendant’s uniform in outer space.

There’s dust all over Mars so this head gear looks cool and would protect against the elements.

Jonathan Simkhai’s separates seem like they were crafted using a 3-D printer and seeing as cotton wouldn’t be able to grow in the environment, using the technology to make clothes is a good option.

This outfit could pull double duty. The bodysuit has the potential to act as an under-layer to an actual spacesuit during travel but also looks chic upon landing.

The temperatures on the Red Planet can dip as low as 225 degress Fahrenheit below zero so bundling up is necessary — why not do it in style?

Mars is closer to the sun than Earth so sunnies at all time is totally necessary!

This look is biker cool meets Mars combined with sensible coat and conservative trousers.

Just because this is too weird for anyone to be caught wearing it on this planet.

Yahoo Style imagines what fashionistas would wear on the red capret. This one’s pretty believable, right?

Source: Yahoo Magazines PYC

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