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But Sansa’s costuming also shows how she’s begun to assert herself — this Stark scarf under her gowns is a subtle nod to home.

During Sansa’s Northern tour in season 6 to rally support against Ramsay Bolton, she wears the Westerosi version of a graphic tee, Stark direwolf front and center.

The embroidered scene mimicked the way Cersei’ Lannister lion signaled authority — — but made sure there was something Stark on Sansa’s dress, too.

But the details — straight sleeves like Baelish’s coats, feathers evoking his nickname, “the Mockingbird,” and a gunmetal palette — were pivotal, reflecting Sansa’s keen

It didn’t end up being very effective for morale, “The battle is lost your grace.” But it was a show of house power, and Sansa’s costuming followed suit.

“You’re a clever man, but not half as clever as you think you are.” And later in the season, Sansa’s costuming echoed this shift at her wedding to Tyrion

Their dueling sigils show how much Sansa had already learned from Cersei about using clothing to signal alliances.

As Cersei and Sansa begin to reassert their power around season 6, their gowns become increasingly stiff and severe and house loyalty returns to their costuming with a vengeance.

Technically, the dress signaled Sansa going undercover as Petyr’s “daughter.”

In the wake of the battle, Sansa donned her own version of a house color: purple.

“You may now cloak the bride and bring her under your protection.” Her gown was Sansa purple, but with armored panniers — a distinctly Cersei touch.