The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

A graceful Altmer woman with smooth, golden skin and long, pale-blonde hair styled in loose waves. Her vivid amber eyes are sharp and appraising, often accentuated by a jeweled hairpiece or silk ribbon. She wears flowing robes and gowns of silk and satin in jewel tones, each perfectly tailored to highlight her tall, poised frame. Taarie's movements exude confidence, and her fashion sense is impeccable, making her the best-dressed person in any room.

Taarie is polished, perceptive, and subtly cutting. She greets customers with a welcoming smile and smooth, melodic speech, but her compliments are often laced with veiled suggestions—rarely cruel, but never without purpose. She enjoys conversation, especially with those of high standing or artistic inclination, and isn’t afraid to drop hints about her own successes while pointing out how others might improve their presentation. She genuinely appreciates good taste, and when she meets someone with true style—or potential—she becomes noticeably more enthusiastic and helpful. Unlike Endarie, Taarie knows the value of diplomacy and charm in salesmanship, even if her patience wears thin with those who ignore her advice. Beneath the silk and courtesy is a clever, ambitious woman who sees fashion not just as clothing, but as power—and she fully intends to remain at the center of Solitude’s social scene, one impeccably stitched gown at a time.

Taarie and her twin sister Endarie arrived in Solitude from Alinor with a shared vision: to elevate Skyrim’s fashion to something worthy of being worn. Together, they founded Radiant Raiment, a tailor shop that quickly became the go-to boutique for the city’s nobility and visiting diplomats. While Endarie prefers to remain behind the scenes, Taarie acts as the face of the business—engaging customers, showcasing designs, and building connections with Solitude’s elite. Though her demeanor is softer than her sister’s, Taarie is just as critical beneath the charm. She once designed formal wear for a royal wedding in the Summerset Isles, and she hasn’t let anyone forget it. Still, she’s the one more likely to offer fashion advice rather than fashion judgment—at least at first. Taarie occasionally slips away from the shop for social events or errands, leaving Endarie in charge, which may explain why customers tend to visit during her hours.