An In-depth Analysis of the Costumes of Myrcella in “Game of Thrones”

Although Myrcella married Dorne because of a political marriage, we could tell from her clothes that the Martell family treated her well. No wonder she was unwilling to go back to the King's Landing with James.

Her appearances only lasted about 10 minutes, but 4 clothes were changed in 4 scenes, all of which were exquisite. Only Myrcella in GoT had the treatment.

The climate in Dorne is hot, and the women all dress coolly. Myrcella's daily clothes also have a deep V front and an open back, embroidered with dandelion patterns.

Seeing his niece or daughter, whom he had not seen for many years, was wearing so little fabric, James was shocked and didn't know how to phrase it, so he had to come up with a sentence: You must be cold ...

The next three are the same styles in different colors. In order to create a cloud-like effect, the designer designed the thin and transparent fabric, which looks like it will fall off the shoulders of one tough.

A dark pink dress with dark three-dimensional flowers embroidered on it.

A light pink dress with a few small white flowers dotted on the front. Chrysanthemums and leaves on the waist are all embroidered with ribbons.

The top is a pink skirt with a yellow bra, and the bottom is the other way around. You can see the embroidery details on the bra in the picture on the right. Even if the chest is empty, she can be fresh and refined. I have to say she is dressed like a fairy.

When her corpse returned to the King’s Landing, Myrcella wore the golden shroud that Cersei had prophesied about in her childhood. On her chest, there was likely a stag’s head on the emblem of the Baratheon family, which seemed a sort of ancestral recognition.

The style continues the previous Donne style, but the neckline is sewn up and long sleeves are added.

Although she is still beautiful in the coffin, why make her wear the clothes of the enemy family? It is unreasonable.

The total number of Myrcella looks is 5+.
(The role changed actors. So I did not count the looks of the previous Myrcella here)

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