From her youth— and in no small part owed to that title bestowed upon her, the Maiden Queen—, Visella Targaryen preferred plain white wools and soft golds, eschewing the ornate sable and gules so favored in her house. Most agree a childhood in the Eyrie (and mayhaps an aversion to her father’s notorious excesses) left in her a taste for modest vestiments and simple jewelry, which she would maintain throughout her life. As for the rest of her comportment, it is known she oft wore her pale blonde hair pulled back and tied so as not to obstruct her vision, though on occasion she left the bulk of it loose across her back in waves. Always on her head she wore a golden crown, inlaid with emeralds and pearls alongside the Faces of the Seven— that which once belonged to Aenys I, and had laid unused until her reign. She scarce parted with it, except when abed or riding her mount Jaelarys.
— “Parallel Lives of Seven Kings, in the Light of the Seven: Visella I Targaryen, in the Image of the Mother”, Septon Erren.