A slate grey long tunic, printed black sleeves and a studded belt define this House of the Dragon Targaryen prince costume. The design gives you details to consider at different scales: the collar clasps for a close portrait, the sleeve print for an upper-body photograph and the pleated lower section for a view of the tunic's full length.
Slate Grey at the Targaryen Court
In HBO's House of the Dragon, the dragonriding princes of House Targaryen wear dark, high-collared doublets with silver clasps at court in King's Landing. That court setting offers a starting point for styling the slate grey tunic and choosing a portrait pose.
For a court portrait, face the camera with your arms slightly away from the tunic so the printed black sleeves remain visible beside the grey body. Frame the studded belt alongside the collar when you want to show both details, or use a closer crop to concentrate on the clasps.
For accessories beyond the supplied belt, use the grey tunic and black sleeves as a colour reference. Silver accents are another optional direction if you want to echo the court doublets described for House Targaryen.
The Tunic and Its Studded Belt
The Targaryen Tunic Set contains the long tunic and studded belt. Polyester is the listed material. For this tunic set, XS marks the smallest men's option, with XXXL at the other end of the selection. Trousers, boots, a wig and props are separate additions; the supplied pieces establish the grey tunic, black sleeves and studded detail around which you can build your styling.
If you choose a prop for this prince costume, try a photograph with it held to the side, leaving the tunic's front and studded belt in view. A second photograph without the prop can give the sleeve print more attention. Both approaches keep the actual costume details central to the image.
Collar Clasps, Printed Sleeves and Pleated Detail
Start with the photograph of the collar clasps when looking through the detail images, then move to the printed sleeves and belt close-up. Those subjects each have their own view. The pleated lower section is also photographed separately, so there is a reference for the part of the tunic that an upper-body crop would leave out.
For a profile pose, refer to the side photograph. Compare the back photograph with the combined side-and-back image to plan a turned portrait of the tunic. Returning to the front view afterward lets you decide which angle best serves a picture of the collar, sleeves, belt or pleated lower section.
Platinum Wig and Black Trousers for the Prince
A long platinum wig, black trousers and riding boots are suggested additions for this Targaryen outfit. Treat them as styling choices you bring to the tunic and belt. The black trousers would echo the sleeves, while the long platinum wig would introduce another colour above the slate grey. Frame a portrait to include the wig and collar together if you choose that combination.
For a House of the Dragon group photograph with Rhaenyra or Alicent costumes, allow enough space in the frame for the long tunic as well as the gowns. A full-length composition could include your riding boots beneath the grey tunic. Keep the studded belt visible between the upper and lower sections to give the costume's supplied pieces attention within the larger scene.
Targaryen and Hightower Costumes to Join the Prince
Bring Rhaenyra, Alicent and Daenerys costumes into a shared lineup alongside the slate grey Targaryen tunic.
- Pair the prince with House Of The Dragon Rhaenyra Targaryen Cosplay Costume Wine Red Velvet Gown With Belt And Necklace for a House of the Dragon duo.
- House Of The Dragon Alicent Hightower Cosplay Costume Green Jacquard Gown With Waist Chain adds another House of the Dragon character to a shared costume lineup.
- Extend the Targaryen theme with Game of Thrones Daenerys Targaryen Cosplay Costume Black Coat Dress With Chain And Grey Cape.