Graham's wardrobe

Graham is usually seen wearing a light blue (or cyan) to blue adventurer's cap with a red or magenta feather on his black/grey hair, while wearing a red tunic, light blue pants, black or red belt, and black boots.

In the EGA remake, Graham's tunic is slightly different from usual as it has crenelated edging along the bottom of it. In the original King's Quest 1 and 2, his tunic appears tucked into his tights, while they are held up by a belt. In the King's Quest 1 remake and King's Quest 5, Graham's tunic hangs over his tights, and he wears a belt to tighten the tunic around his waist.

At one point during KQ5, Graham wears a magic amulet tucked carefully into the front of his tunic.

Hair Color
In one novel Graham is described as having a blond hair and a beard, although cover art does show him with the correct dark hair color (it maybe a strange editing issue). The other novel by the same authors describes Graham running his fingers through his short brown year.

Of course, if Graham has genetics for blonde hair, it might explain how Rosella has blonde hair (if both parents have the recessive trait).

However, Noteably, it was not uncommon for people to dye their hair and beards in medieval and renaissance times (and things have changed little). , and even further back into ancient times.

So Graham having dyed his hair and beard blonde (or dying his hair dark from 'light blonde, white or grey') at some point would actually fit into cultural norms of the time.

Note: Not to make this too complicated but Graham's hair color depending on the game or interpretation includes dark/black, light to dark grey (KQ1AGI, KQ2, KQ4, KQ5), light to dark brown (descriptions and some artwork), red (KQ5 NES), blue to dark blue, yes blue (KQ5 NES and KQ1SCI), platinum/blonde/silver/white/light to auburn blonde (KQ8, Kingdom of Sorrow, King's Quest Companion 1st Edition cover, King's Quest Companion artwork (1st and 2nd editions has 'light' blonde-like hair)) Of course in KQ6 for the Amiga, Graham's hair has a kind of yellowish-pink tinges to it.

Transformations
When Graham is changed, eaten (someone else with his hat) or transformed by death sequences.

King's Quest (IX)
In the upcoming KQ9, artwork has been shown that shows Graham at various ages of his life, growing older. Starting young, and growing a beard later in his life, until he has a beard like King Edward's.

In the current release trailer he is shown wearing a red cloak and mantle with a circular red clasp with some kind of marking on it (reminiscent of the cape seen on the KQ5 boxart), the cape has a edging of lighter red cloth along the bottom. He wears brownish leather and/or brass armor, wrist guards, and greaves with stitching down his sides, and under his wrists. Various pouches can be seen along a leather belt on the armor. He has blue tights on over his legs. He has a bluefish grey jerkin under the armor. His sabetons appear to be made of strips of iron or steel and leather or brass. As such several elements of his uniform appear to be closer to what a squire or knight would be known to wear. The Adventurer's cap appears to made of two parts, dark blue material around the sides, and lighter grey on the cap part, the feather is of deep red. Graham is portrayed with blue eyes, and dark greyish hair.

This new design shares some similarities to the wardrobe seen on the cover of Kingdom of Sorrow (with the 'tans' and different colored shirt underneath (or different colored sleeves)), or the Graham on the cover of The King's Quest Companion 2nd Edition (where Graham is shown fighting a dragon in a crystal ball), or perhaps even elements oft he graham appearing in various editions of the Companion in the King's Quest 1 and 2 novelizations (in which Graham appears to have a light leather armor vest/sleeveless jerkin over a shirt) in particular the picture of Graham looking at himself with a crown on his head (with almost the exact same crown design). Obviously the cape shares some similarities to the King's Quest for the SMS box art, and the boxart for King's Quest V, and cover of Kingdom of Sorrow.

Behind the scenes
It may be dependent on type of display and differences in computers. But the 'cyan' color in earlier KQ games is a slightly different shade than standard cyan or aqua on new computers.

Graham's Wardrobe (unofficial)
See Graham's Wardrobe (unofficial)