(Reader Suggestion) Time Differential: Ten to Twelve

(Reader Suggestion) Time Differential: Ten to Twelve

Recently, @DaveceptionYT – a friend of AAWTIS and loyal reader of the blog – got in touch and suggested a Time Differential post combining the looks of the tenth and twelfth Doctors.

Not wanting to disappoint such a stand up chap, I naturally jumped at the chance to come up with a look book to combine these two iconic Time Lords.

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The basic design for this look is taking the shape, silhouette and pieces of Twelve’s ‘Space Hobo’ aesthetic and twisting them to match the colour palette of Ten’s blue suit variant.

The pinstripe jeans are a unisex style from Topshop and are available on eBay. Sadly, these seem to be a one off pair left in the overstocks. Alternatively, a pair of blue (or brown) chinos, either striped or otherwise), would work just as well.

The boots are a fantastic pair of Doc Martens Mayports in canvas twill. These are burgundy, in order to reference Tennant’s deep red converse worn with the blue suit but they also come in cream if you wanted to do a brown suit version of this look book!

The jumper I’ve selected is the blue version of the BooHooMan holey jumper I’ve mentioned before; I own this jumper myself and it’s absolutely fantastic – it’s comfortable, well made, dirt cheap, and makes a great substitute for the Paul Smith original – they’re out of stock in black but the blue works especially well with this colour palette. To go with this, I’ve selected a burgundy long sleeve t-shirt from Topman – the burgundy showing through the holes in the jumper make a neat reference to the rust pinstripe on the screen used suit.

The hoodie is a terrific burgundy version of the Fat Face hoodie I’ve shown before and helps to tie the whole look together.

I’ve chosen a pair of tortoiseshell RayBan wayfarers in order to reference both Ten’s brainy specs and Twelve’s sonic sunglasses – these are available from lots of retailers, but cheaper alternatives are everywhere at the minute so be sure to check your local high street to grab a bargain!

Lastly, the coat featured is a beautiful mash-up of Twelve’s Crombie style with Ten’s overcoat colours; it even has a great blue lining! The coat’s even in the sale at the minute for £150.

What do you reckon? How would you mash up these two styles? Be sure to send in any suggestions or requests via Twitter!

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A request:

Hello loyal readers and potential stumblers from the internet.

I have a proposal for any and all arty types that may be interested in a collaboration. I’ve been working on a comic book script for a Doctor Who story I’d like to have drawn – I doodle but I’m far from being an artist and would love to work with a talented chap or chappess in bringing the script I’ve written to life.

If you are, or know, a creative arty type person that’d be interested in drawing up some character sketches or a few panels from the comic in the view of sending them to publishers (DWM, Titan Comics, etc.) then please drop me a DM on Twitter (@AAWTIS) and we’ll discuss it further.

This is something a bit out there for me and I wouldn’t ask if I didn’t think the script I’ve written is worth working with.

Thanks for your time, and we’ll be back to regular content soon!

Chris,
AAWTIS

Featured image taken from: 
Doctor Who: The 12th Doctor # 11
“Unearthly Things”
Written by: George Mann
Art by: Mariano Laclaustra
Colours by: Luis Guerrero

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