♥~with a dreamy far-off look & her nose stuck in a book~♥

Set 9: Martell
I wanted to do something more summer-like, more fresh for house Martell, given the warm weather and the desert. I chose shorts for this one, with many layers of shirts but all withouth sleeves, to go with a lace cardigan and sandals. I added some sun and arrow like jewellery to complete the look.

Set 8: Arryn
For the Arryn set I wanted something more indie looking, with simple but determined shapes and lines. I used light blue and white, with a celtic-ish wide sleeved shirt underneath the indie dress.

Set 7: Greyjoy
Here I wanted to do something stronger looking, maybe a bit more alternative-looking. I used bloomer shorts and some other navy-like accesories and items and incorporated a more practical backpack rather than something pretty looking. I wanted more attitude in the Greyjoys, so I made the black more prominent than the gold (in this case, dark yellow).

Set 6: Targaryen
For this house I wanted something as elegant as the Lannister set but much more powerful and strong. I was thinking about Daenerys and how she is both femenine and graceful but also strong and powerful, and I wanted to portray that in a palette of dark red and black, with lace and silk.

Set 5: Tyrell
I wanted something soft and delicate for the Tyrell set, so I used soft greens and yellow instead of gold. The purse is a bit strong but I saw it and thought it was pretty appropriate for the Tyrell set. I think Margaery coud wear this no problem haha xD

Set 4: Baratheon
For the Baratheons I wanted something with soft yellow and black, instead of shiny gold, to make it less glamorous-ish and more practical, keeping the style. I also played a bit with lace and volume.

Set 3: Lannister
For the Lannister set I wanted something elegant, chic and sexy. So, there's enough Chanel here to get the point. I wanted to include a bit of lace and a palette that included dark red, black and gold.

Set 2: Tully
This house has a palette of reds and blues, and I wanted to incorporate some kind of subtle navy style to go with the stripes and the trout of their coat of arms. I wanted the colors to be matt and not too shiny as well.

Set 1: Stark
For this house's representation I used a palette of colors that goes from black to gray and white, with multiple layers and fur textures. The key for the Starks is the streanght, so I wanted to incorporate items that were nice looking but that could be comfortable and useful to be ready for "winter"