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Join us as we count down our Top 5 favourite looks for The Twelfth Doctor so far, as seen in Series 8 and Series 9.
Everything else is fair game – but just in case you were wondering, the Wee Willie Winkie nightdress from Deep Breath didn’t make the cut. I prefer the sharp suit look for Capaldi because I think it fits perfectly with my favourite aspect of this Doctor: he is sharper and more stern than the previous two Doctors. Adorned with Daleks and the TARDIS, this wonderful woven jumper is a brilliant gift for any Whovian. Most recently it reappeared in Pearl Mackie’s Friend From The Future reveal video, so keep your fingers crossed – we may not have seen the last of it yet…! D is filled with nerdy Whovian goodness, a wonderful 4K remaster of the beloved film, and some incredible retro posters that are simply stunning.If you fancy yourself a gamer, then you'll know the joys of a proper science-fiction game with plenty of interesting mechanics, strategy elements, and incredible aesthetics - here are The Best Sci-Fi Games of the year. We were promised a more laid back Twelfth Doctor in Series 9, and what better way to get that across than by shaking up his wardrobe. Coupled with our 100% Silk Scarf and Hanky, this jumper is a must-have item for fans of McCoy’s dark but witty Doctor, who first appeared in1987’s Time and the Rani. We suspect there must be a reason why The Twelfth Doctor hasn’t worn it at all on screen since Death in Heaven.
Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi There’s always one question people ask as soon as a new Doctor is announced. While at first glance he’s an older and starker Time Lord, at heart(s) he really wants to leave an impression. Oh, and we've thrown in some Daleks and the Doctor's TARDIS too, so you can show off your fan credentials all winter. Crunch the numbers and you’ll discover that this look has appeared even more often than his official outfit! In Series 8 alone there’s a costume change almost every episode, and even more variations were added in Series 9.Clara herself notes how very “Doctor-y” it looks, and the bright red colour was also perfect for the 2015 festive episode. Our exclusively-designed pattern incorporates the Great Intelligence in snowflake form, and the killer Christmas trees as seen in The Christmas Invasion (2005) and The Runaway Bride (2006). First broadcast on the BBC in 1963, Doctor Who remains a huge pop culture phenomenon with fans around the world. Gareth Roberts' Shada is a novelisation of a script by the legendary Douglas Adam ( The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy).
On paper, this really isn’t anything that exciting – it’s just the official costume but with a red coat instead of blue. Maybe it’s the novelty of seeing a different colour jacket after nearly two series of ol’ blue, or maybe it’s the actual quality of the episodes it appears in. You might think that means it shouldn’t count – but, for all intents and purposes, this is The Twelfth Doctor’s costume now. Sometimes less is more, but not so here – it brings together the cosmic look while adding in some laid back flair. But, despite its widespread use in promotional publicity shots, the original Twelfth Doctor costume is admittedly a little plain.
Sylvester McCoy's Seventh Doctor briefly tried a Napoleon-inspired look, a mortarboard with cape, and the clothes of four of his predecessors, but he quickly settled on this iconic jumper that underlines the show's main concept: Doctor. Everything else about this outfit is exactly the same as his official costume, but we think this stands out just enough to take the number four spot. But there’s just something about that gorgeous red velvet coat that makes it irresistible to the viewer. Wherever period of time and space you choose to spend the festive season, make sure you celebrate in style with a Doctor Who Christmas jumper. At the number two spot is, essentially, a combination of the previous two entries (a hybrid, if you will…).
It’s a fairly simple design: the black holey jumper, now with an added hoodie (first seen on its own in Time Heist, when The Doctor was revealed as the Architect). Because come on – Harry Potter will never go out of style, and you can wear these for many winters to come. For readers looking for even more intrepid adventure in and amongst the ever-puzzling grandiosity of space, check out The Best Sci-Fi Books of the year.Inspired by the infamous Christmas Special, there’s even one featuring Leia, Luke, Han and Chewie enjoying a little sing-song. The first big costume change for The Twelfth Doctor (excluding his purple shirt from Robot of Sherwood) came in Series 8, Episode 4.
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