Some more Inquisition uniforms

Because I spent too much time playing Fallout recently. 

DON'T LOOK AT TREVELYAN'S FACE

Modelled by Knight-Lieutenant Ser Maxwell Trevelyan, the winter variant for officers' service dress consists of a heavy woolen greatcoat worn over the regular uniform (in milder conditions, the jacket may be omitted and only the waistcoat worn). All officers wear a crimson silk sash around their waist, with the exact design determined by rank, and a chalked leather belt with a gilded brass buckle above it. Rank insignia are displayed on the lapels, but not (as with normal service dress) on the shoulderboards due to technical issues -- most Inquisition equipment comes from Fereldan Army surplus, and the coats originally featured stitched rank insignia on the shoulderboards instead of more practical removeable slip-ons. The uniform can be worn either with dress shoes or combat boots, depending on conditions. 

Modelled by Serjeant Ellana Lavellan, this variant of field armour is derived from both civilian dress and scavenged Grey Warden combat armour, which is widely-considered superior to the standard kit and body armour of Inquisition infantry. Though it only protects the torso, it is more flexible and durable. As it is made out of metal and ceramic instead of ballistic weave, it also offers more protection against demons, Darkspawn and wildlife. The duster-style coat is also considered by the Inquisition's rank and NCO to be way more stylish than anything else in their armory. The green neckerchief Sjt. Lavellan is wearing is a personal item and not part of standard issue or officially sanctioned.