Isla Sevan

On Land

• Vital Stats

  • Name: Isla Sevan
  • Gender: Female
  • Race: Mermaid, but appears human
  • Age: 20
  • Body Type: Thin
  • Height: 5'6"
  • Weight: 125
  • Complexion: Tanned
  • Hair: White with glowing green lowlights
  • Eyes: Turquoise, looking into them only reflects water instead of whoever looks into them
  • Handedness: Right
  • Relationship Status: Single
  • Personality: Distant, haughty
  • Likes: Water, fish (not to eat), sunlight, pretty fabric, spicy food
  • Dislikes: Lightning, mud, scars, birds, fishing, people who eat fish,

• Body Description

  A woman of average height, though she would seem taller with the air of confidence around her. Smooth tanned skin seemed dewy in the light, as if she'd just stepped out of the water. Dark freckles made their way across her cheeks and the bridge of her nose, and were visible rising from kohl-lined turquoise eyes to her hairline. White hair fell about her face to the small of her back, light as downy. It seemed like pure snow in the light, but as the light faded, it would give off a faint chartreuse glow. A single sand dollar, attached to a hair comb and surrounded with bits of teal sea glass and pearls, was almost always worn above her left ear.
  
  She had an enchanting face, with wide eyes, arching brows, and high defined cheekbones. Her nose was thin, and brought the eye down to full, pouty lips.
  
  Her figure was thin, with soft feminine curves giving her an hourglass shape. She seemed fragile, as if she had bones of glass. Willowy limbs moved with effortless grace, every action taken with care.

• Dress Description

  Her garment was clearly well-made and high quality, a standard for a lady of the court. The bodice was made of a rich chocolate velvet over stiff leather, pulling her waist in. A strip of golden fabric across the top stretched over her upper arms, sewn to sleeves made of powder blue satin. A skirt of matching satin was wrapped in an overskirt of brown brocade, gold thread forming delicate leaves through the fabric. One with knowledge of plant life would recognize the leaves as seaweed. Beneath the hem of her gown, several layers of linen petticoats are visible, giving her skirts a full shape. On her feet, she wore braided leather sandals with gold buckles, but in warmer weather she would often secretly remove them.
  
  Beneath her finery, she wore an chemise of thin, linen. It tied above the bust with a string of ribbon, and fell to her shins without much shape or definition. The garment was thin enough to see the shape of her body beneath it, but it masked the details.