#rendrasa

Anja’s endgame armor was the ancient falmer armor, but before that she preferred glass, and I love the colors to the glass armor, so it seemed only natural to incorporate it into her outfit. Most of the glass pieces she’s wearing are custom-made fashion pieces, but those are her combat-ready greaves and boots. Her circlet is styled after the glass helmet, but with more exaggerated horns to emphasize her role as dragonborn.

I didn’t actually have a birthsign picked out for Rya before this, but how could she not be the lover? The design of her silk dress comes directly from the constellation, but in the white and red that I like to imagine the snow elves enjoyed and with a little added flair from the slits.

Rendrasa doesn’t particularly enjoy being born under the sign of the thief, so while she also took inspiration from common depictions of the constellation, she’s really just wearing a slightly modified, differently-colored version of one of her standard outfits—this time in a rich navy velvet with gold trim. She preferred to pay homage to the constellation theme with general stars more than anything, though the thief can be seen on her belt.

Ani represents the thief with far more theatrical flair. She’s having the time of her life stealing everyone’s coin purses, too, as she’s a thief to her core. She styled her outfit directly after the constellation, but she couldn’t resist more stylish thigh-high boots. I added more color to her outfit after spying my pink quartz marker, to differentiate it a little more from her onyx-bedazzled outfit from last year.

My first thought for Saryoni was Vivec as he is Vehk’s archcanon, but then I remembered I found the daedric staff Boethiah’s Walking Stick in the chest in his office and was immediately taken with dressing him up as Boethiah, albeit with a little more luxury. I see him as someone very accustomed to the wealth his position affords, and custom ordering gold and jewels for himself and his beloved is a fine use of Temple funds, no?

Rendrasa meanwhile has rather scandalously chosen Sheogorath as her muse. She makes use of the Spear of Bitter Mercy which she received after completing his quest, and as her story progresses, her newfound faith in the Tribunal begins to slip and she feels a little too close to one of the Four Corners for comfort—let’s pretend the buttons in groups of four are a nod to that Fourth Corner, shall we? As she “met” him via a statue with his waistcoat and generally prefers more understated looks, I figured she would pattern her outfit on that, but I couldn’t resist making it purple and gold.