Style Guide: Dracula and The Vampiress
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There are distinct variations from the modern and classic vampire costumes. The Vampire costume has changed over time since the classic Dracula film (1984) and has been modernised in pop culture with a more sleek look as seen in movies such as Twilight and series True Blood.
18th Century Vampires:
It’s time to summon the vampires in this 18th Century Vampiress dress. It will definitely make a statement at any party, become The Queen of Vampires, this costume will demand attention. It is a full length ball gown with a petticoat and comes complete with a choker.
The Sexy Vamp:
Pam from True Blood is the ultimate sexy and sassy vampire. She is fiercely loyal to her Maker and has a kick-ass bad attitude. Pam usually wears classy yet sexy clothes. To get her look wear a black or red corset and style with a tight black pencil skirt and some fishnet stockings.
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The Count:
To become the ultimate Count Dracula you will need a cape with a high collar, cane and vest. The Gothic Vampire Deluxe Costume is a classic Dracula outfit which includes all the essentials; a stylish crafted cape and a vest with attached shirt, medallion and gloves. Complete the look by smoothing your hair back with gel, add some white face powder and vampire fangs, you are now ready for a bloody good night!
