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In Doctor Who, what was the signature look of the fourth Doctor, as portrayed by Tom Baker?

Oh, the Fourth Doctor! A character as colourful as a rainbow and as mysterious as the dark side of the moon. Tom Baker's portrayal of the Doctor in the long-running British sci-fi series "Doctor Who" is often remembered for his unique and iconic look. Now, let's dive into it with all the grace of a Gallifreyan at a tea party.

The Fourth Doctor was a tall fellow with curly brown hair that was usually left wild and free, much like his adventurous spirit. He had piercing blue eyes that could either make you feel like you're being studied by an alien or comforted by a dear friend - depending on his mood, of course.

But what really set him apart was his fashion sense. The Doctor had a penchant for wearing long scarves, and when I say long, I mean LONG. These scarves were multicoloured, giving him an eccentric yet charming look. He also wore wide-brimmed hats (usually fedoras), which added to his quirky style.

His outfits varied from time to time but he was often seen in Victorian-style clothing including long frock coats, waistcoats, and sometimes even a cravat or two. And let's not forget about those knee-high boots! They were as essential to his look as jelly babies are to... well... him!

So there you have it - the signature look of the Fourth Doctor: A mix of Victorian-era fashion with a twist of alien eccentricity. It's no wonder he remains one of the most beloved incarnations of this timeless character.