Lady G's Armor for HF

Update January 9th 2018: by user request, added Black & Gold in skintone #2. All leather/cloth is black, all metal/gems are gold.

Update July 20th: by user request, added Black & Gold in skintone #7. All leather and cloth is black, all metal and gems are gold.

After receiving good response from my Lady G's Armor for EF and lots of requests for HF, I decided to make it for HFs :)

Sometimes I just want something vibrant and sparkly

So here's Lady G's Armor for HFs:

-Replaces the default casual PJs

-Backless short sleeved leather shirt with a low neckline (in black or white)

-Damask textured velvet shirt trim (red, green, blue, or purple)

-Gold backless dragon scale armor with cutout designs. Covers the neck, chest, shoulders, wrists, thighs, knees and boots

-Gold swirly clasps connecting the armor bits

-Satin sashes and cloth boot accents (red, green, blue, or purple)

-Jewels on leather straps. Jewels on the boots. Jewels on each clasp. Jewels everywhere because for those of you who don't know me, I shamelessly bedazzle everything (ruby, emerald, sapphire, or amethyst)

-It has a blank tint map, and the leather and cloth is not tintable, but the metal is tintable when wearing these PJs under light armor, depending on which metals you craft/tint your armor with. The gems seem to be very slightly affected by it too.

-For a quick switch from gold, you can change your casual outfit into Vivacity in your bedroom at Skyhold. All leather/fabric parts will stay the same the color, but the armor and clasps turn to silver (but mind you it also makes the gems silvery and desaturates them)

Not compatible with: any other mod that changes the casual PJs texture for HF

Compatible with: mods that edit just the PJ body mesh (but see minor issues below)

Minor Issues:

-Using any body mesh mods will obviously distort the texture and make it look wonky in some places. Since my design relies heavily on detail matching up, I made it with the default body mesh in mind. You certainly can use with other body meshes, just keep in mind some of the more drastic mesh edits might cause some weirdness in the details

-Due to factors beyond control, skin tones might not always look spot on in all lighting conditions. It's unavoidable when making fake exposed skin. I tried my best to get each one as close as I could in as many conditions as I could.

-There's a tiny spot by the boot sashes where a piece of the mesh pokes throug