TMC
05-24-2016, 04:31 PM
http://observer.com/2016/05/fur-is-murder-the-importance-of-the-starks-wardrobe-on-game-of-thrones/
Welcome to our TV Fashion column, where TV Ate My Wardrobe‘s Emma Fraser discusses the trends in television apparel. It isn’t just Sansa that has a wardrobe upgrade as she gifts Jon with a strong reminder of who he is beyond his bastard meaning name. Despite what outdoor theater in Braavos might suggest, her time as Tyrion’s wife did not include breast baring debauchery and she suffered far worse in her second marriage; her Stark face was unharmed while every other part of her was violated and beaten. When she left Riverrun with Littlefinger, Sansa ditched the pastels of King’s Landing for a darker Goth look complete with feathers and her very own Needle like necklace mirroring the sword Jon gave to Arya.
Welcome to our TV Fashion column, where TV Ate My Wardrobe‘s Emma Fraser discusses the trends in television apparel. It isn’t just Sansa that has a wardrobe upgrade as she gifts Jon with a strong reminder of who he is beyond his bastard meaning name. Despite what outdoor theater in Braavos might suggest, her time as Tyrion’s wife did not include breast baring debauchery and she suffered far worse in her second marriage; her Stark face was unharmed while every other part of her was violated and beaten. When she left Riverrun with Littlefinger, Sansa ditched the pastels of King’s Landing for a darker Goth look complete with feathers and her very own Needle like necklace mirroring the sword Jon gave to Arya.