Our Game of Thrones countdown series has come to an end because THE FINAL SEASON OF GAME OF THRONES PREMIERES TONIGHT!

We’ve already covered the other main women on the show: Daenerys Targaryen, Cersei Lannister, Margaery Tyrell, Sansa Stark, and Arya Stark. To finish off this series we shall be covering the style of the infamous Red Woman, Melisandre.

Melisandre is certainly different from the women we have covered thus far. She’s not queen or a lady or even an assassin. Melisandre is a foreign witch who serves the Lord of Light. She takes pride in her ability to see visions of what the future might hold. She’s incredibly controversial, a love-her-or-hate-her figure in the series.

Her wardrobe, unlike the other women in this series, does not change throughout the course of the show. She remains true to her nickname, the Red Woman, as she and only wears red kimono styled gowns. She also wears a golden necklace with a red rock in the center, that is symbolic of her magical powers.

The only change her wardrobe does encounter is that the red of her garments grow darker in each season. We’ll explore that change, and its meaning, below.

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Melisandre Style: Seasons 2-3

In the first two seasons that Melisandre appears appears in, her red garments are prominent and bright. They are meant to appear as if they are part of the flames she creates. She often wears a red cloak that drapes around her like a blanket, plus a statement gold necklace.

Melisandre Outfit #1: The Red Woman

Products: Necklace – Unique Vintage, Jumpsuit – Forever 21, Heels – Missguided, Coat – Pretty Little Thing, Bag – ASOS