EJWardrobeSilverMoon
The Duchess embodies that heavenly body which represents her house - the moon. Or A moon. But in particular she is personifying the Hapan Moon - Jynell. The very base of her outfit, the dress itself is of a layered dangling silver fabric that twinkles when she moves and dances in the very motion of existing. It rises up in a mock neck collar before sweeping down her sides and gathering at her lower back with crystals on silver chains to dangle down the slight train of the dress. There is where the wings of her dress meet, draping black chiffon covered in crystals extends down and to either side before the ends gather at her wrists where silver cuffs help hold these 'wings' in place. To allow for easy motion in public there is a high slit to the right hip and the dress reaches only her ankles where a layer of soft black chiffon dusted in rhinestones and white jems is revealed beneath as an under skirt. From the back of her neck where the collar of her dress secures itself more fine silver chains fall and at their ends heavy crystals to twist and dance, cating more of the light. Where her back lays bare more crystals have been placed upon her very skin. Much the same occurs along her arms.
Shoes in black give her an added few inches, the ties of which criss cross up her legs to be secured at the top of each calf. Beneath it along her legs are more gems and sparkles that shimmer across her skin.
Her auburn hair is slicked back and sprayed lightly with silver as it is layered back to fall from a high ponytail that is tipped silver to match her outfit. Crystals hang from the same high point of her ponytail trapped in the rich thick hair that shimmers. A radiant silver circle crown stands up atop her head with its points angled outwards to illuminate the room around her. Silver and black smoky shadow accentuates her eyes and thick full eyelashes do so even further. Lips are painted a black to match so that the only color is her hair. At her hip is strapped the elegant rapier on a silver belt. Jyn'til has its place for it is also named after the moon that the woman represents.
