Not a massive choice, but some beauties all the same....
Played by the Indian-born Persis Khambatta, a former Miss India, she was notorious for having no hair. Unusual but definitely sexy, with short skirts and long legs to match, but for now lets focus on that shaven head.
Saavik first appeared in The Wrath of Khan (1982) and was played by Kirsty Alley.
Kirsty was replaced by Robin Curtis in the The Search for Spock (1984) and The Voyage Home (1986).
An expert on whales, Dr Catherine Hicks fell for Kirk's charm and helped the crew borrow a couple of humpback whales to save planet Earth (again) in The Voyage Home (1986).
A good attempt at making Romulans seem more attractive took shape in the form of Caithlin Dar, played by Cynthia Gpow, in The Final Frontier (1989).
Female klingons are still not my favourite sci-fi babes, but I appreciate that some people like the muscular type - so here is Vixis, played by stunt woman Spice Williams in The Final Frontier (1989).
A shape-shifting chameloid, played by Iman, helped kirk escape from a klingon penal colony in The Undiscovered Country (1991)
The daughter of THE Sulu from the original series, ensign Demora Sulu was played byJacqueline Kim in Generations (1994).
Nurse Ogowa, later to become Dr Ogowa in The Next Generation TV series, played by Patti Tasutake, in Generations (1994).
Things were rather grim for a while as far as the film franchise went, but then the Reboot came to the silver screen after a long wait and then we were introduced to the Orion Gaila, played by Rachel Nichols in Star Trek (2009).
Carol Marcus was a love interest of Captain Kirk's in the Original storylinr, and we meet her as a young scientist in Star Trek Into Darkness (2013).
Jayla was an alien from a race of space travellers who was marooned on a planet when she was attacked by the Krall. Played by Algerian Sophia Boutella in Star Trek Beyond (2016).
Although the storyline in the reboot may not have pleased all Trek fans, the inclusion of Zoe Saldana, herself no stranger to science fiction, surely was a welcome inclusion....
...and when you think about it, who better to play Uhura?
I've started the Start Trek babes page with Uhura and its only fitting to end with her also....
There are plenty of sites out there - too many to link to - just do a search...
I'm not going to pretend that this is the best Star Trek babe site. I'm not interesting in competing with others who devote their time to this one subject, but I'd like to think I've made a decent effort in selecting the ladies that I think are worthy. Yes I've probably missed a few - but I'll get round to them one day..
Star Trek Women The Films Saavik Kirsty Alley Robin Curtis Persis Khambatta Gaila Rachel Nichols Green Orion Girl Carol Marcus Alice Eve Jayla Uhura Zoe Saldana