Science Fiction Fashion – Ray Bradbury-Inspired Style
Over the course of this series on author fashion we’ve covered an author in every genre from crime fiction to romantic gothic. But there’s one particular genre that we hadn’t touched yet: science fiction.
I decided today to change that. And, to me, there’s no better writer to take sci-fi fashion inspiration from than the wonderful and weird Ray Bradbury.
Ray Bradbury was the author of 27 novels and over 600 short stories, and his work has been translated into at least 36 languages. He is often known as “the father of science fiction” (I’m guessing that Mary Shelley is the mother) and has influenced countless authors of sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopian works with his unique and original stories.
So put on a fireman’s hat and let’s take a look at this fabulous science fiction legend for some seriously creative sci fi style!
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Sci Fi Style 1: Burning Temperature
Products: Dress – Zappos, Shoes – Boohoo, Necklace – Charlotte Russe, Mascara – Ulta, Backpack – Tillys
One of Bradbury’s most famous novels is Fahrenheit 451, about an oppressive government that burns books in order to keep the people asking “how” instead of “why.” This book is not only incredibly popular in schools now (ironically) but also has brought the issue of book banning and public censure into the cultural scope.
To pay homage to this book, clearly we need a fire red dress along with a metallic rose gold mini backpack that incorporates two summer trends into one practical piece. This mascara will fan out your lashes without taking away from the rest of the outfit.
To me, body chains always scream “sci-fi dystopian fantasy queen” so for a body chain look that is easy to wear, tuck this long necklace under the neckline of your dress to give the illusion of one. For a final trendy summer piece, strap on these adorable yet versatile floral Mary Jane pumps for a bonfire night.