Playing With My Dolls

(All these fun posts can be found under #asoiaf hair and clothing) (go from the tag on this post instead of searching it on my page bc not all of them will show up :/)

(Also here’s the sequel with clothing)

(More hair styles) here’s some free cities ones

(All of this was found on Pinterest! I usually search traditional clothings from diff cultures!)

Is this not a fancy Baratheon woman who can’t wear her hair down bc the wind at storms end won’t allow it

Give the Dothraki cool beads and headwear to denote status!! Give them little additions to their culture!!

Let the northern women cover their heads their ears are COLD George

The Braavosi should wear shells and pearls bc they live by the sea god damnit

This ask is hella old im sorry I keep ignoring all of you my dear anons

Also I'm assuming u meant Joanna wife of Tywin

For Joanna I don't think of the same traditional 1550s English Tudor fashion I use for Cersei, but more along the lines of 1530s Italian fashion just so we have some difference between generations. Low cut, rounded necklines with really large and extravagant sleeves. Slashed, puffed, ornamented gowns made of silk or velvet. And of course my absolute favorite the large rolled head piece :] I feel like that era needs more specific fashion in my mind palace so they get the big ass rolls. Also I want her to wear pink at her wedding okay yayyyy

Myriah is a salty dornishman, so I'll always come back to Saudi and Egyptian fashions for her and the other Martells. Loose, shapeless fabrics that are good to fend against the heat but also heavier than they might wear in the desert or mountains. I feel like she wore cream or white to her wedding, instilling the idea of her as a worthy bride to the Targs, with a ton of golden thread that shimmered when she walked. Also I had a head cannon that a lot of Dornish brides "wore" their dowry as a display of wealth, and im definitely applying it here too

For Olenna I immediately thought of the gorgeous classic red gown from the 1968 version of Romeo and Juliet. And honestly fuck it Olivia Hussey as young Olenna face claim invest in these stocks now. Anyways I like the high renaissance fashion for this time period in the reach, and love all the gold adornments that would definitely be on a wedding gown of a girl of her status. The bright red is a perfect color both as a nod to her feisty personality and refusal to diminish herself, also Redwyne pride from both her and her family.

Dany of Dorne...hmm I do like seeing all the fanart of her in Dornish fashion and I think it makes sense as she was basically a peace offering so she would probably try to blend into her husband's culture as much as possible. Light colors and airy fabrics but a lot of fabric and layers, with a lot of opulent decor, maybe one dragons embellished on her skirts or headpiece. I have a vision of her being wrapped up like a present who can't really move easily