#westerland

I noticed how you included a surcote under the westerland fashions. Interesting choice.

My fashion headcannons for ladies of the westerlands:

During the thirteenth and fourteenth century, it became popular for women to wear the Surcote. The surcote was floor-length overgrown. Surcotes could be elaborate garments made of expensive fabrics like silk or brocade, lined with fur, or decorated with embroidery. Some Surcotes had sleeves, whilst others were sleeveless with arm-holes stretching shoulder to hip, revealing the gown underneath. Some Surcotes might have the heraldry of one’s family emblazoned on the fabric

My original digital art was inspired by an idea that came WAY out of left field.

This is Castalia Lannister, the daughter of Tywin Lannister & an original female character from House Marbrand. Castalia would have been born somewhere around 283-285 AC in an attempt for Tywin to have another heir other than Tyrion after Jaime swore/refused to renounce his oaths as a Kingsguard.

She looks pretty nervous but who wouldn't be with Cersei as an older sister? Imagine how many murder attempts she had to dodge just by the time she was five years old!