Bark at the moon with our werewolf contact lenses. These contacts will complete your werewolf costume and can be worn with a wide variety of other costumes and outfits.
Let out your inner wolf with our selection of werewolf contacts that will give you the eyes of a wolf.
You’ll find our werewolf eye contacts in multiple different colors like orange, blue, red, green, yellow, and white.
The Werewolf
The werewolf is a mythological creature found throughout history in many stories.
The werewolf is described as a human with the ability to shapeshift into a wolf or a hybrid wolf-human creature, typically either after a curse, at night, or in the presence of a full moon.
Although there are other cases in story where people have transformed into wolves, such as after wearing an enchanted sash, after being bit or scratched by a wolf, or upon wearing a magical cloak.
The effect that transforms a human into a wolf is a disease known as Lycanthropy.
The origins of the werewolf in history are unknown. However, some believe the first mention of a werewolf came from the Mesopitanian poem known as The Epic of Gilgamesh, where a woman turns her lover into a wolf.
Another place in earlier history where werewolves are mentioned is in Greek Mythology. According to the Legend of Lycaon, having angered Zeus by serving him a sacrificed human boy, Zeus turned Lycaon into a wolf.
In another story from the Nordic people, a father and sun were able to transform into wolves by wearing magical wolf pelts.
During the 16th century, there were at least a few serial killers who seemed to use werewolves as a part of an explanation for their killings. They had claimed to have used ointments that would transform them into blood-thirsty wolves, causing them to not only kill but to also eat their victims.
Another famous werewolf in history was Peter Stubbe. After admitting to killing animals and people, Peter claimed to be able to transform into a wolf thanks to the magical powers of an enchanted belt that he had acquired.
What you might find surprising is there are even recent cases in which humans have been shown to act like werewolves, or more specifically “wolf-like”, in the presence of a full moon.
A study out of an Australian hospital showed that a full moon actually makes people more “beast-like”. The study found that of 91 cases of violent behavior between 2008-2009, 23 percent occurred during a full moon.
If that wasn’t enough, these patients also acted very wolf-like by attacking others by means of scratching and biting.
Overall, werewolves have been used throughout history to explain things that were too strange at the time to understand. And even to this day, werewolf sightings are still being reported.
However, in the modern day we can also find werewolves in many other places besides stories and sighting reports, such as during Halloween time, at cosplay events, and in popular films, such as horror, thrillers, and even dramas like Twilight or Teen Wolf.
And if you’re here at Stylish Stare reading this, then you’re likely looking to get yourself a pair of werewolf contacts in order to add the finishing touches to your werewolf costume or cosplay for that upcoming event, convention, or party.
Wolf Contact Lenses: Bark at the Moon!
The werewolf can make for a great Halloween costume or cosplay outfit. With so much fur, you can really alter your appearance and give off that wow-factor when you dress up as a werewolf. And no matter what kind of werewolf you want to be, in order to put the finishing touches on your costume you’re really going to want to add a pair of werewolf contacts to your repertoire.
In popular media, there are several shows that have werewolf characters, which can make for great costume or cosplay outfits to pair with your werewolf lenses.
One popular werewolf is Ginger from the movie Ginger Snaps. If you want to get the werewolf eyes of Ginger, then you’re going to want the appropriate pair of werewolf eye contact lenses to match.
Looking to get eyes like Teen Wolf? Then consider our red, yellow, orange, green, or blue wolf lenses.
In the popular Teen Wolf series, the werewolves have bright glowing irises that vary in color based on their rank.
For example, gold and orange wolf eyes are what the beta and omega wolves will have, which means they’ve never taken a life. Gold is also the eye color that every werewolf starts with after being bitten or when first born, which only then changes upon certain conditions being met.
Blue wolf eyes are what those who have taken an innocent will have. And the higher rank, also depicted as the alpha in the hit show, features red wolf eyes. Blue werewolf eyes are the second stage in development after gold. Here the eyes change to blue after taking an innocent human life.
A werewolf with red eyes is seen as the alpha wolf, which is accomplished by killing another alpha. Although the highest status of wolf is reserved for the one who has teal wolf eyes, which is seen as very rare.
Whatever stage of the werewolf hierarchy you intend to cosplay as, if Teen Wolf is your thing, then our selection of non prescription wolf lenses will be perfect for you.
Keep in mind if you want your wolf eyes to really glow as they do in Teen wolf, then you might want to consider our wolf uv contact lenses.These lenses look just like normal colored lenses in the daytime, but once the lights go out these lenses glow in the dark giving you that glowing wolf stare.
On the other hand, maybe you’re just looking to cosplay as another one of your favorite werewolf or wolf-like characters. And if that’s the case, we’ve got you covered here too. A popular color for wolf eyes is orange, white, blue, or yellow werewolf contacts; however, we also offer other colors that will work great, such as purple and green from our range of werewolf colored contacts.
Maybe you want to be a sexy wolf; adding makeup to create a sexy and glamorous look. In that case, red, orange, or blue colored wolf lenses can be a great choice.
On the other hand, perhaps you’re looking to dress up as the typical werewolf for a Halloween costume or cosplay, with sharp fangs, a furry body, and a serious wolf-eye stare. In that case, you’ll find our selection of multiple color lenses to be just what you’re after. Try our werewolf lenses in white, orange, or blue for a more traditional looking werewolf.
Are you worried you might not be able to get your werewolf circle lenses if you’re an international customer? Well, don’t be. At Stylish Stare, we offer our shipping internationally, so whether you’re in the UK, USA, or Canada, you’ll be able to get your lenses.
Want to get your lenses in a specific time frame? We offer speedy delivery services so you can get your contact lenses faster or slower depending on when you need them. Choose expedited if you want them faster and standard if you want them to come within the normal time frame.
If you’re looking for cheap werewolf contacts then you’ll be pleased with our affordable prices. As our lenses are competitively priced, and you’ll find them to be priced lower than our competition.
If you’re looking for prescription or non prescription werewolf contacts then you’ll be pleased with our selection here at Stylish Stare. Most of our costume contact lenses are non prescription, so the majority of people will be able to wear our lenses.
At Stylish Stare, we sell everything from wolf eye contacts in different colors to glow in the dark wolf lenses, so you can get that wolf-like stare whether you’re in blacklight or normal light environments.
We know that after you’ve worn a pair of our werewolf contact lenses you’ll be able to express your inner werewolf as your eyes become more wolf-like than ever before.