FONTESAR FASHIONS: TRADITIONAL WEARS

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FONTESAR FASHION

The Wears of Warriors

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Cirilla's Styles

 

Issued on the 8th of Veronica's Strength of the year of 143 D.R.

 

 

The Colors of a Lady

 

The Fontesars, especially as they’ve acquired profit and most notably upon their noble appointment, have taken to a certain fashion style as they appear in the public eye. Their style is a distinct and unique blend of fabric and hue that stands out from the typical noble wear.

Of the Fontesar fashion’s most identifiable characteristics are the colors, vibrant shades first introduced by Cirilla Fontesar - who had begun designing in this bright and loud style back when she first opened her boutique “Wears and Tares”.

Another common characteristic of The Fontesar style includes the use of animal hides, feathers, and furs - expensive imports from around Aevos that Cirilla herself was able to acquire through her boutique.

 

Surely Chartreuse 

 

Purple of the Sky

The Blue which Sings

 

 

A Cactus Flower

 

 

The Threads of Orange

 

 

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Hats & Hair Pieces

 

Outside of the rather bold and flashy fabrics and styles typically seen. Veils and hats have been made increasingly popular. Notably so vibrant purples and deep blues, sheer whites and gold as bright as the sun are fashioned into any outfit.

Commonly seen with embroidered patterns and intricate borders, these headpieces are created to keep ones hair in place and cover one's head from being burned by the bright sun.

 

The Fontesar-Consort most notably donning big hats of bright shades and scarves to keep warm in the nights.

 

The higher ones rank the deeper their pockets. With such excessive coin, it's not unusual to see a Royal member with heavy detailed fabrics compared to the bland ones wrapped within a commoner's dusty home.

 

 

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SIGNED,

Her Ladyship, SER Cirilla Fontesar, Gran Chamberlain La Corte Sol Dorada

“The Fang breaker”, Lady-Protector of The Sovereigns, 

Secretary to The Sovereigns

 

[teeylin 1688]

Ser Julian's eyes water- not with pride, but for staring at the neon colors too long.