Translation is a bit strange in places, but here are some descriptions of Trojans as told in Tzetzes' Posthomerica :P
Shall we describe now what Trojans looked like, including Troilus, the tamer of horses? There is Priam with meeting eyebrows and large nose, a fiercely glaring, flame-coloured skin and an admirable face, well-equipped, with thick hair and beautiful eyes. Hecuba was of dark skin, tall and pretty, of a mature age, ambitious, gentle though. Andromache was spirited, of middle age, with a long face, delightful; she had dimples on her cheeks when laughed. Cassandra had a small bodily frame, like of a man, whiter than the milk with perfectly round eyes, she had huge breasts, a small face and she was gentle. Her brother, Helenus, was well-adapted, tall, with the beard just sprouting, white, blond, with a big nose and a pale face. He had a soft back, he could escape notice of many. Deiphobus was in the middle of his youth, with a large face, with a small nose and dark skin, beautiful face and well-bearded. Aeneas was short but fat and had a big chest. He had white skin; he was bold with a large face. Antenor was tall, slim and had the skin like the milk, white, with a curved nose and blond hair. And finally, Troilus was big, of quick feet and dark skin, with a delightful face, shaggy-bearded and with long hair [...] who the Trojans grieved the same as did for Hector, for his manhood, his beauty, and his blossom of youth.









