The INSIDER Summary:

• The "Game of Thrones" panel at San Diego Comic-Con took place Friday.
• Nathalie Emmanuel (Missandei) wore a blue cape with matching lipstick.
• Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark) rocked a red plaid pantsuit.
• And Gwendoline Christie (Brienne of Tarth) looked elegant in a blue three-piece suit.
• The ladies of "Game of Thrones" truly stole the stage with their amazing style.

The "Game of Thrones" cast was on hand for Friday's San Diego Comic-Con panel, and the standouts were clearly the women of Westeros. Not only have women become the main players in HBO's fictional series, but the actresses behind these fierce characters are also very impressive in real life.

Nathalie Emmanuel stars as Missandei, one of Daenerys Targaryen's closest confidants. Emmanuel arrived at Comic-Con rocking a bright blue cape with matching blue lipstick — a look not just anyone can pull off with such grace.

When asked what law she would enact in Westeros if given the chance, Emmanuel said she'd make education and teaching citizens multiple languages a priority.

Another badass lady of "Game of Thrones" is Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark. Turner made it clear during the panel that her character is a real player in the game now, thanks to all the cruel lessons she's absorbed from her captors over the years. 

 Turner wore a red plaid suit that seemed to magically match her dyed hair.

Plaid seemed to be somewhat of a theme for the actors. Turner's co-star and fellow Stark, Isaac Hempstead Wright, was also wearing plaid pants.

Turner and Emmanuel posed together for a glamourous Instagram snap shot (you can just barely see Conleth Hill — Varys — in the bottom corner):

Last but not least, the iconic Gwendoline Christie (Brienne of Tarth) had her own take on the pantsuit. Her's was a full three-piece, powder blue suit that complimented her short cropped hair beautifully.

Christie also posed with a figurine of Tormund Giantsbane — her character's unwanted suitor in the series. This was a funny nod at their beloved flirtation/denial relationship that become fan's favorite side story in the show. Christie and Kristofer Hivju (Tormund) even improvised a whole scene off-camera centered on the tension between their characters.

To see more of the actors and their thoughts on "Game of Thrones" and the coming season, watch the full Comic-Con panel below.

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