Velvetskeleton
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Hiii! This series has me in a headlock and I've got an oc I've been itching to write. I'll put a little about them below, and I'm open to writing them against essentially anybody - canon, oc, from anywhere between the 10th games all the way up to the 75th. (Though I do have a tiny soft spot for Haymitch tee hee). Their story is a little bit far fetched, but if Peeta could disguise himself as a log then someone from the Districts could sneak into the Capitol's high society. Feel free to DM if interested!
️Lamor Verdun️
- 27 - non-binary (they/them)
-Charming, evasive, putting on a front in any and all conversation. Get their walls down, and they're exhausted by all this performing. The grass isn't always greener on the other side.
- a covey descendant formerly based in District 7. In their free time, they designed and produced clothing from barkcloth they weaved and dyed by hand
-Highly aspirational, not to the point of being outwardly cut-throat but definitely sly, opportunistic. A trait that allowed them to sneak their way into The Capitol
- Faked their death in a lumber accident. This was the cover for their escape attempt, which consisted of them shoving their costumes into a bag and wearing a handmade approximation of a peacekeeper uniform
-At first, they relied on selling the costumes they'd made in District 7 - weaving a very tidy web of lies about their background, until eventually they were able to snag a job as a designer's assistant.
-This progressed until we reach the present day, where Lamor is a stylist for The Hunger Games. If the Capitol had any concept of street style, Lamor's outfits would be the closest approximation. They're popular with the younger residents of the capitol and their designs are often relatively inexpensive, so they're a frequent feature of the games
-Their designs often contain some form of Covey influence (usually incredibly subtle) so within the districts they're near universally hated by remaining Covey, who percieve them as a capitol designer stealing elements of their culture.
Appearance:
-tall, willowy, hazel eyed with curly ginger hair
-face is invariably covered in makeup. A white base with green embellishments is their trademark alongside long green acrylics. The white base masks evidence of childhood malnourishment by making the contours of their face less obvious.
-clothing is well-tailored but rarely their own design. They prefer to wear other designers, but have a sentimental penchant for embroidering covey designs and symbology into the lining of their outfits
️Lamor Verdun️- 27 - non-binary (they/them)
-Charming, evasive, putting on a front in any and all conversation. Get their walls down, and they're exhausted by all this performing. The grass isn't always greener on the other side.
- a covey descendant formerly based in District 7. In their free time, they designed and produced clothing from barkcloth they weaved and dyed by hand
-Highly aspirational, not to the point of being outwardly cut-throat but definitely sly, opportunistic. A trait that allowed them to sneak their way into The Capitol
- Faked their death in a lumber accident. This was the cover for their escape attempt, which consisted of them shoving their costumes into a bag and wearing a handmade approximation of a peacekeeper uniform
-At first, they relied on selling the costumes they'd made in District 7 - weaving a very tidy web of lies about their background, until eventually they were able to snag a job as a designer's assistant.
-This progressed until we reach the present day, where Lamor is a stylist for The Hunger Games. If the Capitol had any concept of street style, Lamor's outfits would be the closest approximation. They're popular with the younger residents of the capitol and their designs are often relatively inexpensive, so they're a frequent feature of the games
-Their designs often contain some form of Covey influence (usually incredibly subtle) so within the districts they're near universally hated by remaining Covey, who percieve them as a capitol designer stealing elements of their culture.
Appearance:
-tall, willowy, hazel eyed with curly ginger hair
-face is invariably covered in makeup. A white base with green embellishments is their trademark alongside long green acrylics. The white base masks evidence of childhood malnourishment by making the contours of their face less obvious.
-clothing is well-tailored but rarely their own design. They prefer to wear other designers, but have a sentimental penchant for embroidering covey designs and symbology into the lining of their outfits
