- Dress
- Pair of Earrings
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| X-Small | Chest | 33 1/2" | 85cm |
| Waist | 29" | 74cm | |
| Hips | 33" | 84cm | |
| Small | Chest | 35 1/2" | 90cm |
| Waist | 32" | 81cm | |
| Hips | 36" | 91cm | |
| Medium | Chest | 37 1/2" | 95cm |
| Waist | 36" | 91cm | |
| Hips | 40" | 102cm | |
| Large | Chest | 40 1/2" | 103cm |
| Waist | 40" | 102cm | |
| Hips | 42" | 107cm | |
| X-Large | Chest | 43 1/2" | 110cm |
| Waist | 44" | 112cm | |
| Hips | 45" | 114cm |
- 100% polyester
- Pullover, soft knit dress has hook and loop fastener on the back
- Embroidered Starfleet badge, gold trim, slit on the side
- Pair of gold earrings
- Officially licensed
Beam Me Up
You could command the bridge in standard-issue uniform… or you could serve looks while doing it. The Women’s Uhura Star Trek Costume brings retro sci-fi energy to the 23rd century with a design that honors one of the most iconic communicators in TV history. With bold color, clean lines, and unmistakable Starfleet flair, this outfit says, “Yes, I know how to operate the comms—and I’m doing it in heels.”
It’s vintage, it’s futuristic, and it might make you spontaneously speak fluent Klingon.
Product Details
This officially licensed costume features a long-sleeved red Starfleet dress styled just like the original series uniform. A black inset collar gives the neckline a sharp finish, and the gold delta insignia on the chest marks you as a key member of the Enterprise crew—specifically, communications division (because you’re clearly the one who keeps everything together).
The pullover dress has a flattering A-line cut and flared hem that hits above the knee for that signature 60s silhouette. Pair it with tall black boots, a slick updo, and the confidence of someone who can operate a transporter mid-crisis.
The Frequency Is Open
Whether you’re attending a sci-fi con, hosting a space-themed party, or just feeling like taking command of your daily routine, this costume brings vintage starship vibes with maximum charisma. It’s a tribute to a trailblazing character and a timeless look that still knows how to steal a scene—no phaser required.
