How to cosplay the 11th Doctor, part 1 of 2


The 11th Doctor. A "madman in a box", as he called himself. An old man stuck in a body that looks infinitely younger than he actually is. Today, we are going to learn how to dress up as the 11th Doctor (obviously). So let's begin!

 The Tweed Jackets

Throughout his tenure as the Doctor, Matt Smith mostly wore a brown tweed jacket. Now, for cosplayers on a budget, any of these is fine, but for people interested in detail, he wore 3 types of tweed jackets.

1. The Donegal Tweed (series 5)

This is the first jacket the 11th Doctor wore on-screen. It has blackish leather elbow patches and brown leather football buttons.

2. The Harris Tweed (series 5)


This is a somewhat lighter jacket, compared to the Donegal one (though this colour difference is not seen in the pictures). It has dark brown leather elbow patches.

3. The Shetland Tweed (series 6 & 7)

This has a prominent pattern compared to the other two.


So, now I'm going to try something different. I'll group the looks based on the jacket type.

THE DONEGAL LOOKS

1. The Eleventh Hour/The Beast Below/Amy's Choice (TARDIS scenes)/The Hungry Earth/Cold Blood/The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang




  • Paul Smith custom burgundy striped shirt
  • Burgundy bow-tie and suspenders
  • Black skinny jeans from TopMan
  • All Saints Layer boots (Black)

    2. Vampires of Venice/Amy's Choice (Leadworth)/Vincent and the Doctor/The Lodger
    • Paul Smith custom navy blue striped shirt
    • Navy blue bow-tie and suspenders
    • Black skinny jeans from TopMan
    • All Saints Layer boots (Black)
    THE HARRIS LOOKS

    1. Victory of the Daleks

    • Navy blue bow-tie and suspenders
    • Black skinny jeans from TopMan
    • Paul Smith custom navy blue striped shirt
    • All Saints Layer boots (Black)

    2. Time of Angels/Flesh & Stone
    • Burgundy bow-tie and suspenders
    • Black skinny jeans from TopMan
    • All Saints Layer boots (Black)
    • Paul Smith custom burgundy striped shirt
    THE SHETLAND LOOKS
    (Note: Oh dear god. This list is going to be long...so I'm only going to be tackling Series 6A in this part.)
    1. A Christmas Carol/The Impossible Astronaut (opening)/The Doctor's Wife

    • Windowpane dress shirt with mitred cuffs
    • Burgundy bow tie and suspenders
    • G-Star RAW black skinny jeans
    • Custom black boots (but you can use the ones from Series 5)

    2. The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon
    • Mauve striped dress shirt with mitred cuffs
    • Navy blue bow tie and suspenders
    • G-Star RAW black skinny jeans
    • Custom black boots

    3. Curse of the Black Spot

    • Mauve striped dress shirt with mitred cuffs
    • Burgundy bow tie and suspenders
    • G-Star RAW black skinny jeans
    • Custom black boots
    4. The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People

    • Pale blue dress shirt with mitred cuffs
    • Blue bow tie and suspenders
    • G-Star RAW black skinny jeans
    • Custom black boots
    5. A Good Man Goes To War

    • Pale blue dress shirt with mitred cuffs
    • Burgundy bow tie and suspenders
    • G-Star RAW black skinny jeans
    • Custom black boots

    So that concludes this post! If you have anything to say, well, comment on this! This will be continued with the costumes from Series 6B, 7A, and 7B.



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