So I've been lurking this thread since... forever. But I decided to finally flit in out of the woodwork because of this:
While I can't tell you how Solas would react to that exactly - I DID decide to show you all how badass this would have been as a Halamshiral ball gown with a couple world-appropriate tweaks and a +30% to Dalish Origin enchantment. I may or may not have totally whipped this out just for you, poster of amazing dress. (The answer is yes.) I couldn't decide on a color palette, so you guys got three. Herald-Green, Inquisitor-Purple, and Calpernia-Black.



Also, seeing as I've never used BSN before this exact moment, if I formatted things wrong or something, just let me know and I'll fix it. You can see them on my tumblr here if you'd prefer.
I guess what really intrigued me about the original dress was it’s reliance upon owls and feathers as a visual motif, something Dragon Age: Inquisition does a hell of a lot of. Capture a keep? Owls. Move into Skyhold? Owls. Going to bed in Skyhold? Owls. Do a Secrets mission? Owls. Walk around Emerald Graves? Owls. Walk around Exalted Plains? Owls. As a lore-motif you’ve got… Andruil’s messenger? Owl. Guide of Falon’din? Owl. Tenebrium constellation? Owl. Terrifying ancient omen of loss? You guessed it, owl. And it’s literally almost everywhere your Inquisitor goes/ touches. So there’s that, guys. Have fun with that thought as you cry into your post-Solas romance pint of ice cream. I certainly have.
I know some people would claim the Andruil-Falon'din owl discrepency to be a writer error, but I honestly believe it to be a clue hidden in a perceived fault/ redundancy. Repetition is usually given to things of great importance both in art, literature, and film. Just something I've been mulling around and been to afraid to share previously.
Now I'm going to go hide because oh my god you people are amazing and I haunt this thread like you don't even know.
Oh my goodness, you are perfect and these are gorgeous! My Lavellan would absolutely 100% wear this to Halamshiral! Now if only we could get it in the game... 
EDIT: Okay, sorry, I just kind of lost it from the awesome art there. Here's something a little more coherent. 
Interesting thing about the repetition. It could be a hint at what the culture was like long ago in the Dales. Wolf statues are associated with Fen'Harel, owl statues are associated with Falon'Din (is it associated with Falon'Din? someone correct me if I'm wrong). Statues don't just erect themselves - the elves of old put them there for a reason.
From this, we can assume from this that they were big players of whatever happened before. Something definitely went on between the two long ago... and that it could still persist today. Were they friends? Were they rivals? Will we see Falon'Din in the near future? Only time will tell.