Vampire Fashion

Vampire fashion mostly draws back on Victorian and Georgian clothing. The vampire mythos mostly originates from the 1700s and 1800s so it should come as no surprise that many who pull off vampire fashion draw inspiration from those periods. Vampire fashion is an aspect of the Goth scene, combining Goth fashion from the early eighties with the antique clothing of earlier centuries. Places you are likely to find vampire fashion communities are Goth, and gothic Victorian to scenes or people simply interested in history and the vampire legend. Pale skin, thick eye liner and dark lips are the trademark signature of vampire fashion. People are so wrapped up in the vampire mystique that some claim actually to be genuine vampires. Bram stoker’s novel helped popularize the legend of the vampire in the coming twentieth century. Numerous novels, movies and television shows have helped popularize the vampire mythos. Visual mediums such as Twilight and True Blood have currently made the vampire more popular more than ever. Long hair and fangs is another accessory of the vampire image. Numerous rock musicians and bands have sported the vampire look through concerts and videos which made the vampire look more popular .

Frontman Peter Steele from Type O Negative sported genuine dental vampire fangs.

 Goth metal band Theatres Des Vampires