IIRC from interviews that the uniforms remained generally uncomfortable. They were very stiff, and led to the famous “Picard Maneuver.” Sirtis’ uniform was changed to get rid of the dated “Cosmic Cheerleader” outfit. IMO her character’s early uniform was more in line with ToS’s making women on the Enterprise more “hot chick” than officer.

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Possibly her best scene was in Enterprise, where during an appointment with Data you see that her PADD says "top beach destinations".

Problem is this is partially Mirana's fault. From her own reaccounting; it was basically her first job. The writers would go to the other actors and ask what they'd like to do in a given episode, or how they'd react to something, basically making the actors part of the script creation.

But Mirana told the writers "uh, I don't know. Write me something. That's your job, isn't it?"

By the time she realised she had the power to actually make her character her own, it was already several seasons into TNG and far too late to actually change anything. The writers had long since stopped trying to include her in the writing process.

Hmm... I'll try and find a clip of where she told this story...

Yes, and the moment Diana walked onto the bridge with a medical uniform on she instantly became a lot more hot.

The weird, tacky, revealing clothes she wore on duty were a lot more off putting.

I've seen so many meme edits of this scene that I was waiting for the reveal, lol.

I still love how Jellico’s changes were all just stealth excuses for cast requests.

That being said, a four shift rotation is absurd.

"Not just the men, but the women and..."

Carrie Fisher said of the slave Leia bikini that, because it was rigid, while she was laying against Jabba it rode forward and anyone standing behind her could see "all the way to China." and she opined that's why the actor playing Boba Fett preferred standing back there.