Add one of the most important touches to your vampire costume with our selection of vampire contact lenses. These contacts are very versatile and can be worn whether you’re dressing up as a vampire from Twilight or the classic Dracula vampire.
If you’re looking for that finishing touch to your Halloween costume or cosplay then you should definitely consider adding a pair of vampire contacts.
Choose from popular colors like red, blue, white, green, yellow, or black.
Looking for a really eye-popping effect? In that case, try a white pair of vampire eye contacts with a really bold and prominent limbal ring to get that eye-popping vampiric eye effect.
On the other hand, maybe you want something a bit more… bloody? In that case, try a pair of costume contacts from our blood splattered designs.
Whatever you’re looking for to complete your vampire cosplay or Halloween costume, you’re sure to find something that catches your eye from our selection of vampire eye contacts.
Vampire 101
Vampires are probably the most well-known mythological creature of all time. They are known for coming out at night in order to hunt victims and feed upon them by drinking their blood.
Depending on the story, the vampire can be quite different from another stories vampire. However, most vampires use their teeth to drink human blood, which then either kills the victim or turns them into a vampire.
Typically, Vampires are extremely sensitive to sunlight, and usually do not have a reflection when looking through a mirror.
It’s also common for vampires to be able to transform into a bat or wolf. Vampires also tend to be very strong and have enhanced reflexes compared to normal humans.
The history of vampires is well known through famous classics like Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel Dracula; however, the history of vampires goes back much further than this.
Greek mythology is thought to have possibly been where the idea of the vampire originated from. According to one story, a young Italian man named Ambrogio fell in love with a woman named Selena after going to the temple of Apollo and meeting the Oracle.
Although after desiring the woman for himself, Apollo cursed Ambrogia with an affliction that caused his skin to burn when in contact with sunlight.
Vlad the Impaler was another popular figure thought to be responsible for inspiring what is now the modern vampire.
Vlad was from Transylvania, Romania and ruled during 1456-1462. He was thought to be an extremely cruel individual who dipped his bread in his victims blood and impaled his enemies on stakes to kill them. It is often believed Vlad the Impaler was at least partially responsible for Stoker’s Dracula.
During the Middle Ages, vampires were actually something that people were concerned with, as unknown diseases and illnesses were often associated with one being a vampire. For example, an illness where the skin is extremely sensitive to sunlight could be construed as vampirism back then.
Additionally, when those believed to be vampires had died, their corpses were disposed of in a way to prevent the vampire from potentially coming back to seek revenge. This included driving a stake through the heart, burning the vampire’s corpse, or decapitation.
Even back in the 1800s, people were still being accused of being vampires when strange things happened that couldn’t be explained.
For example, Mercy Brown was a woman whose family members along with herself had died to tuberculosis. Many of the townspeople blamed her as being a vampire and killing off her family members since her corpse was the most preserved of her families upon inspection.
In modern times, self-proclaimed vampires are people who drink the blood of others who allow them to do so. Some modern vampires even go as far as saying they require blood in order to feel at their best.
Other areas where you can find the modern vampire are in pop culture, such as the popular show Vampire Diaries.
Lastly, we come to the other area where you can find vampires in the modern-day, and why you’re likely here, and that’s to dress up as a vampire of some sort for cosplay or Halloween purposes.
Turn into Dracula with Vampire Contacts
Looking to dress up as the classic Dracula for Halloween or a cosplay event?
In that case, you might be wondering what color eyes do vampires have. Well, as vampires don’t have a specific eye color, you can get away with using almost any color you like.
That’s why our range of vampire lenses come in many different colors and designs. Here you can choose from red, yellow, white, black, blue, green, purple, pink, orange, or combinations of the above.
With that said, we’ve seen the best vampire outfits look fantastic with vampire eye contact lenses in the color red, yellow, black, blue, or white.
If you’re looking to keep things simple, choose a classic pair of red vampire contacts that will change your iris from whatever your natural color is into a rich red color.
On the other hand, if you’re looking for something a bit more complex or with a bit more detail, then choose a pair of vampire circle lenses with a unique design, such as our blood splattered vampire contacts. These cosmetic contact lenses consist of a design that looks as though blood is splattered across the iris and scleral portion of the eye. This is great for a damaged or bloody eye vampire look. Want to look as though you’re wounded, infuriated, diseased, or just came out of a battle? If so, this style of contact lens might just be perfect for you.
Maybe you’re looking to add a specific hue, such as deep red, crimson, or scarlet hue to your eyes; well, then we’ve got you covered here as well. Our vampire colored contacts not only come in different colors but in different hues and shades as well. Try a wine red for something different or a deep red to get a more subtle and sophisticated vampire eye.
Looking to get a vampiric look like Bella from Twilight? Well, then a red pair of vampire lenses will do the trick.
Maybe you’re looking to get the vampiric eyes of the popular vampire Lestat from Interview with the Vampire. In that case, you’ll want to get a pair of our vampire circle lenses in the color blue, to emulate Tom Cruises vampiric eyes from the movie.
Yet another popular vampire character to cosplay or dress up for Halloween is Graf Orlok from the classic film Nosferatu. We think something where the scleral has a bit of yellowing or where the iris really pops out at you would make a great choice.
Shop with confidence knowing that we source only the best international brands of cosmetic contact lenses, known for their fashionable designs, excellent safety certifications, and technological innovation — worn by thousands of people from around the world. Our colored contacts hold different safety certifications such as US FDA approved, CE, Health Canada Approved, and ISO.
Looking for prescription vampire contacts or non prescription vampire eye lenses? At Stylish Stare, you’ll find we carry a large selection of non prescription and prescription lenses in many different designs and colors, so you can get that vampiric look regardless of what what your specific eyes needs are.
If you’re looking online for cheap vampire contacts then you’ve come to the right place. At Stylish Stare, all of our contact lenses are priced affordably and lower than our competition, so you can enjoy your lenses regardless of your budget.
Remember, no matter what type of vampire you want to be, we think our selection of vampire contact lenses will help you find just what you’re looking for.