As one of the few night elves to inhabit the Eastern Kingdoms, exchanged in cooperation with the Alliance efforts, Kelarin is a striking figure among the Human-kingdom. Though she is slightly on the shorter side for her kin, her bearing towers over most of the Allied races, standing above all but the largest of human men. In contrast to most of those elite hulking specimens, however, her physique is a visage of the athletic grace that marks her kind, a slender profile unlined with a notable muscle tone and brimming a natural shapely feminine vigor. Her skin is a smooth, light shade of purple, verging on an outright pink tone, proving a colorful contrast to her long deep blue tresses (matching her lengthy eye brows), and the white radiance of her eyes. Like many of the female night elves, she adorns distinct markings on her countenance, with hers displaying trio of red jagged slashes running down her face from forehead to cheek, which those familiar with the custom recognize bearing the mark of the "claw", identifying her as a swift and stealthy predator among the wilds where she treads.

Kelarin adorns a pair of wooden bows, shaped by the naturalistic magic into a deceptively firm shape, in the form of a distinctly elven crafted longbow and it's matching shortbow companion, wielding either depending on the situation, the larger in longer distances and open fields, and the shorter in closer proximity or where her mobility is limited. Likewise, she has a pair of quivers, each filled to capacity with arrows, one usually worn on her back, and the other on her right hip. The gracefully minimalist leather armor her race are known for wears snugly on her hips and chest, which, though expertly sculpted to her shape, she often has taken to obscuring with a forest green cloak after learning that such styles are considered risque by many human communities. Although she prefers the nonrestrictive nature of her heritage while in the field, she has been experimenting with more local fashions where she finds it convenient or socially appropriate, though often of a male's fashion, considering the limited availability for female human clothes in her stature.