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[Costume designer] Jany Temime used prominent shoulder detailing for the gowns that both Rhaenyra and Alicent wear to make their silhouettes more imposing and to subtly suggest that a link remains between them.

RHAENICENT + copying each other’s fashion

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ALICENT HIGHTOWER APPRECIATION WEEK ♕︎ Day 3: Favorite outfit(s)

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SANSA AND ALICENT in a blue dress (requested by anonymous)

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[The later costumes were] just about them being strong women and showing what they had been through to get where they were. I always try to tell that story — the costumes for me are narrative and you should be able to look at them and understand where they are mentally in their journey. I think they’ve all found a strength and achieved something.

↳ “Game of Thrones” costume designer Michele Clapton, “Inside the New Battle-Ready Looks of the ‘Game of Thrones’ Queens [x]

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Alicent Hightower Appreciation Week Day 3 | Favorite Outfits

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Alicent’s green embroidered dress + cape and long vest House of the Dragon | S01E06

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DAENERYS TARGARYEN 4.07, Mockingbird

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Ladies + wedding dresses

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House of the Dragon + Costumes

Rhaenyra Targaryen’s red, black, golden & white dress in Season 01, Episode 01.

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daenerys targaryen appreciation 58/–

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Alicent’s blue dress House of the Dragon | S01E01

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got meme [nineteen/? outfits]: princess myrcella in dorne

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gif meme ★ sansa stark + 07. outfits for @roryssgilmore

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Daenerys Appreciation Month

Day 5: Dresses and Costumes

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and so he spoke, and so he spoke, that lord of Castamere, but now the rains weep o’er his hall, with no one there to hear

Pedro Pascal as Oberyn Martell, GAME OF THRONES 4.01

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got/asoiaf meme ♕ [3/8] costumes | wedding dresses (part 2)

Wedding days should be a joyous event for the bride, but, unfortunately, Sansa’s being forced into a marriage that she doesn’t want, into the Lannister family. For this dress, Michele [Clapton] wanted it to be a confined, restricted bodice shape with bare, vulnerable arms. She wanted an embroidered band that would wrap around the bodice and tell Sansa’s life story.

Obviously we imagined that the wedding dress has been commissioned by Cersei and the Lannisters for Sansa, and so the embroidery would have come from Cersei’s mind. We guessed that it wouldn’t be romantic or lovely and girly and pretty with dainty flowers, but a real strong message of dominance, saying that we own you now, Sansa.For the wedding band, I started at the back of the waist with some Stark direwolves and Tully fish entwined that represent Sansa’s parentage. Then, as we move to the side, the Lannister lion is tangling with the direwolf and emerging on top, representing Sansa being seduced and then controlled by members of the house of Lannister. As it moves up the center, there’s a central ascending lion that’s got a Baratheon-like crown, a nod to Joffrey’s parentage. At the back neck, the Lannister lion is stamped onto it, representing how the Lannisters now have total ownership over this girl who was once a Stark. — Michele Carraghar, Pinciple Costume Embroiderer

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