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While fashion standards on the Plateau are generally high, there have been unfortunate instances, when taste has been
recklessly abandoned. In most cases this has resulted in the death of the offender at the end of the episode. Harsh, for sure,
but on the Plateau only the best survive...
| Hideous cut, awful material - the Outfit from Hell |
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| How this woman could enchant anyone remains a mystery to this day... |
| Front or back - the impression does not improve |
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| There really is NO redeeming feature on this outfit |
| Worst Offender - Danielle the Voodoo Queen |
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| Bad hair, bad make-up, bad dress AND a horrible dancer - what WAS Roxton thinking? |
| What's wrong about this outfit? EVERYTHING!!! |
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| One of the most frightening wigs every to appear on the Plateau. |
| Sackcloth went out of fashion a long time ago |
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| Living underground is no excuse for ill-fitting clothes and unbecoming colors |
| With hair like that he has to be a villain |
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| This man's hair has obviously never experienced the benefits of a conditioner |
Badly dressed people usually mean trouble in the Lost World.
A tasteless outfit should always be a warning sign, especially for the men, but unfortunately even generally smart men (no
names will be named here) have been known to tolerate a bad outfit, provided it was low-cut and showed cleavage.
A bad wig is also a dead give-away for a villain that is up to
no good. From the adult Osric, to Francis Locke to Kaizan - bad hair spelled lots of trouble for our explorers.
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