Lucy Boustead

Lucy has a slim figure, medium ash blond hair, and olive green eyes. Her hair is wavy, parted only a tiny bit off to the side, reaching her mid back. She has a fringe-less hime cut as will as two more pieces of longer hair cut shorted than most of her hair that reaches bra-strap length. She has a nice facial structure with a sharp jawline. Her eyes are often widened with anticipation and excitement. Her ears are pierced, and she wears silver stud earrings outside of her home. Inside of her home, she's made to wear a plethora of bejeweled dangle earrings. One day, it may be filled with diamonds. The next, it's filled with sapphires. It depends on which dress she's wearing.

Speaking of dresses, she has to wear a variety of dresses each day, depending on the time. Every dress has a hoop or crinoline underneath, making the skirt very wide and full. Due to the layers of her dresses, Lucy's lady's maid has to dress her. The dresses are reminiscent to the ones of the Victorian Era, specifically from the 1830s to the 1860s. She has to wear a day dress in the morning, and then has to change into an evening dress once the sun goes down. When she must change into those dresses, it takes a while, especially since she has to wear corsets to shape her slim figure into more of an hourglass figure. Not the easiest thing to do. Her day dresses usually consist of a corset over a chemisette, paired with a beautifully decorated skirt that's draped over layers of a crinoline, the latter for a less full skirt. She also always wears engageantes with her day dresses, and all of her day dresses have a much higher collar than any of her evening wear. Lucy is basically required to wear earrings from the time she wakes up to the time she goes to sleep. The earrings she wears with her day dresses are more informal. Still dangle earrings, but not as attention grabbing and shorter.

Her evening dresses are different. When it's time for dinner, Lucy is changed into a silk or satin gown over a crinoline or a caged crinoline, with the width of the crinoline depending on the occasion. For example, if it's just a family dinner, the crinoline or caged crinoline is not as wide. When there's a guest, or guests, the crinoline or caged crinoline is wider. The more important the guest, the wider the crinoline. Her dresses are more extravagant, and she never wears engageantes. Instead, she wears a gown with a Bertha collar, showing off her shoulders, and, on rare and special occasions, just above the bustline, completely contrasting the high collars that barely reach Lucy's neck on her day dresses. To cover the décolletage, she wears two or three pearl necklaces, as Victorian fashion is still quite conservative. Her hair is often tied in a low ponytail by a ribbon covered in artificial flowers, with the untied part of her tail curled into ringlets, the same for the pieces of her hair that remain loose because they're shorter. Her earrings are longer and more bedazzled, with more precious jewels. For example, her day earrings consist of semi-precious jewels such as amethysts or pearls, while her evening earrings consist of precious stones, rubies, sapphires, emeralds, diamonds, etc. Both her day wear and evening wear consist of shawls draped over the elbows.

These days, however, Lucy doesn't spend much time in her home unless she's on exeat. This is because she goes to an all-girls boarding school in a town called Oxford. North Oxford, to be exact. At the school, and outside a lot of the time as well, she wears the uniform of the Academy for Rising Noblewomen. The required uniform consists of a white collared shirt tucked into a pleated plaid skirt with a black base and thin grey lines that stops just at the knees, a maroon and steel blue pinstripe tie, and dark brown loafers. The school requires the girls to wear pantyhose, tights, or stockings that are knee high at least. Lucy wears a khaki uniform sweater vest under a black uniform blazer with white trim with her uniform, as well as thigh-high black stockings. She wears her hair loose and in its natural state, and her earrings are always simple silver studs.

But in the dead of night, she wears the uniform of a member of the Fallen Angels. She wears a pair of black skinny jeans with a sheath on her left thigh. The sheath holds a pretty silver revolver, issued to her by one of the commanders of the Fallen Angels. She wears a simple white sleeveless top and a black bolero blazer with a patch on the left upper arm. The patch is the logo of the Fallen Angels, a pair of angel wings with alternating black and white feathers. On her hands are a pair of black fingerless gloves, as well as black booties on her feet. She also wears her hair tied in a low ponytail by a black ribbon when she wears this uniform.