Easy to draw? Gamers are rarely into fashion? Personally I am rather clueless about clothing, but I would love to describe EP dress styles in better detail. Thanks to smart clothing and biotech people can dress in really cool ways. Here are a few clothing ideas: Clothing is all about sending social signals. Who you are, what you are, what you do, how much you can afford (in money, time and effort). That will not go away. Even the jumpsuits will be personalised - from sew-on patches (the *really* traditional spacer look, probably favoured by the extreme oldtimers) to image slideshows to interactive textures (when someone in your network approaches, patterns start to bounce between your clothes). The swarm dress (inspired by an illustration in Alternity): an elegant evening dress that is actually a nanoswarm constantly moving to cover the wearer and keep them warm and comfortable. At the edges it literally dissolves into flakes that float away. There are tantalizing glimpses of skin here and there, yet the wearer is also completely clothed. One Venus space is not a problem, so why not go for something expansive? A wide shirt or a dramatic cape would be impractical everywhere else, but here you can have fun. Shirts in microgravity will be problematic, unless they are smart and move with you (complex, and hence slightly pricy). I would expect some form of leggings instead. The tie originated as a cravatte, just like the business suit is a descendant of old military uniforms. There might be new forms of formalwear based on current styles: the stylized leather jacket indicating that one is going for an evening of music and entertainment, the strict white uniform descended from lab-coats used in the military-academic complex of Jupiter (think opening of the Aeon Flux series, with rank denoted by the ceremonial pens in the breast pocket), the t-shirt with a pertinent message autonomists wear to meetings. Not showing up with the right one is a faux pas. By the way, in low gravity and especially microgravity ties are really hopeless. So either they disappear (but then something else has to give a colour accent, show allegiances and style), or there is now a renaissance of tie bars, tie chains or even tie pins (which incidentally make nice assassination tools if poisoned). Hats and shoes are also forced to change. Practically everybody live "indoors", so hats are not really necessary and troublesome in microgravity (again, Venus is the hat capital of the system!) I expect various subtle fastening approaches, or replacing them with a decoration braided into the hair (biotech flowers! or cats!) Shoes in microgravity environments might have gecko traction and be really soft, since they do not carry much weight and are mostly hygienic and aesthetic. New materials allow new forms of slacker clothing: smart clothing that merely optimizes itself for keeping you comfortable and modest by your society's standard, yet doesn't look like anything. A bit like a tshirt and jeans with absolutely no shape, just a comfortable blob that follows you around with some pleasing pattern.