Fantasy winter outfits

What Catelyn Stark would wear

Rebecca is a unique 3 in one jacket making it a really versatile piece of clothing. the design is very flattering, feminine and romantic. the skirt is easily removable making the jacket wearable with any kinds of occasions with lining. yu can wear the skirt as a cape in 2 different ways. the hood is also removable. if you don't have a standard size you can send me your measurements in cm and i'll custom make it. note: buttons may vary slightly from those in the pictures sizes: s bust:82-83cm…

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Eorzea Collection is a Final Fantasy XIV glamour catalogue where you can share your personal glamours and browse through an extensive collection of looks for your character.

Happy new year to all the community. 2019 just begins and i'm feeling that this year gonna be the best of all. Today i'm proud to share with you guys something very important to me. I tried to improve my skills as much as i could in this model, attacking my own weakesses like fur for exemple.The result is very close of what i was looking for. The concept art is from the great Dongho Kang. For this project i was incentivated directly and indirectly by many incredible artists this whole…

When it comes to autumn/winter aesthetics, we say the cosier the better, which is why this hooded wool dress is the perfect choice for autumn/winter! This hooded dress is as classic as it is chic! The rich, dark tones evoke a sense of nostalgia and fantasy. The hood design adds extra warmth and whimsy, turning a simple walk into a fairytale adventure. Whatever the weather, you're be ready to take on the world with a smile on your face and a spring in your step. 【Fabric】 Outer: 100% Wool…

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“The Snow Queen” costume designed by Zack Brown for the 2008 production of “The Nutcracker” at Alberta Ballet. Costume built by Marianne Krostyne, tdf/Irene Sharaff Artisan Award, 2014.