Vampire Beauty Tendances

The Twilight Saga: New Moon poster Givenchy autumn/winter 2009/10 ad campaign

YSL Christmas 2009 make-up collection Luna Twilight DuWop Lip Venom Francesco Scognamiglio spring/summer 2010

To coincide with the release of The Twilight Saga: New Moon, WGSN takes a look at the film's influence on the beauty and grooming market. It's all about porcelain-pale complexions, blood-red lips and big, Robert Pattinson hair.

Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Saga books were already best-sellers, but things went super-stellar when the first film adaptation was released last year. The Catherine Hardwicke-directed feature was produced for just $37m, but grossed over $380m at the worldwide box office, and has turned it's three main stars - Robert Pattinson (Edward Cullen), Kristen Stewart (Bella Swan) and Taylor Lautner (Jacob Black) - into global superstars.

WGSN has noticed a huge trend for Twilight-inspired beauty styling on the streets, as well as on both the autumn/winter 2009/10 and spring/summer 2010 catwalks. There is even a line of Twilight beauty products: Luna Twilight and Volturi Twilight. Think flawless alabaster complexions, bruised eyes and deep oxblood lips. The Cullen family of vampires in Twilight are all impossibly beautiful, so this is all-out gothic glamour, not playing dress-up with face paints at Halloween.

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Acne autumn/winter 2009/10 MAC Style Black collection, 2009

The Twilight Saga: New Moon poster Balenciaga spring/summer 2010

The other huge trend to come out of Twilight is Robert Pattinson aka Edward Cullen's big, artfully-messed, deep bronze hairdo: a potential 'Rachel cut' (the 90s Jennifer Aniston/Friends shag) for the noughties, if you will. It's a very British, public school look, but we imagine many boys the world over will be growing out their crops and reaching for the volumising hairspray and wax soon, if they haven't already. Of couse, this look isn't solely for men, there were plenty of androgynous, slash-back styles on the spring/summer 2010 women's catwalks too.

Our recent autumn/winter 2009/10 ad campaign season overview revealed Gothic vampire to be the key trend, in which the beauty styling was obviously a key component. Givenchy's catwalk and accompanying ad campaign featured sultry, otherworldly creatures with blanked-out brows and blackened red lips, while YSL's latest Holiday 2009 beauty campaign features a lustful woman who looks ready to be bitten.

Acne's autumn/winter 2009/10 presentation featured long-limbed models with two-tone greige hair and ghostly faces, while MAC released its long-awaited Style Black collection in September 2009, a new goth collection described as "a celebration of going madly, deliriously noir".

And watch out for the scary Volturi clan in New Moon, the ancient overlords of the vampire world. Unlike the vegetarian Cullen family, these undeads survive on human blood alone, hence the scarlet eyes. Pat McGrath recreated this chilling look for Balenciaga's spring/summer 2010 show, using neon warpaint on the inner corner of the eye. WGSN loves this technique and predicts it to cross over into the consumer market soon.

And here are the key trends:

Otherworldly pallor



Alexander McQueen spring/summer 2010 Scene from The Twilight Saga: New Moon Christian Lacroix couture autumn/winter 2009/10

Twilight character Rosalie Cullen Viktor & Rolf autumn/winter 2009/10 Burberry autumn/winter 2009/10

Givenchy couture autumn/winter 2009/10 Givenchy spring/summer 2010



Doo.Ri autumn/winter 2009/10 Gareth Pugh spring/summer 2010 SkinGraft spring/summer 2010

Twilight character Jane Balenciaga spring/summer 2010

Twilight's vampires glow like diamonds in direct sunlight, and this was a look seen on the recent Alexander McQueen catwalk. WGSN loved the ultraviolet pearlescent highlighter, cheek implants and grey contouring.

The dusty blue/grey faces and hair at Gareth Pugh and Doo.Ri were another key look, creating an ancient, undead feel.

Check out the WGSN Beauty team's Unearthly trend for spring/summer 2010. "The look is about the evolution of beauty. It is otherworldly. It's like a moth's wing - delicate and deadly," says make-up artist Alex Box.

Glazed porcelain glows were seen at Burberry and Viktor & Rolf's autumn/winter 2009/10 shows, and when matched with pale blonde tumbling locks, were hugely reminiscent of Twilight character Rosalie Cullen.

Bloodthirsty eyes



Kinder Aggugini autumn/winter 2009/10 Giles Deacon spring/summer 2010 Ports 1961 spring/summer 2010

Yohji Yamamoto autumn/winter 2009/10 Yohji Yamamoto spring/summer 2010 Luella spring/summer 2010

Ann-Sofie Back autumn/winter 2009/10 Temperley spring/summer 2010 Mary Katrantzou spring/summer 2010



Rodarte spring/summer 2010 Alexander McQueen autumn/winter 2009/10

Vivienne Westwood autumn/winter 2009/10

House of Holland autumn/winter 2009/10 Twilight character Alice Cullen Jason Wu spring/summer 2010

Twilight: New Moon marks the first appearance of the Volturi, a supremely powerful and deadly vampire coven that resides in Volterra, Italy.

Balenciaga's crazed neon eye make-up perfectly encapsulates the bloodthirsty red irises of the Volturi.

Giles Deacon, Dior, Ports 1961, Luella and Yohji Yamamoto also chose vivid red for the eyes on the spring/summer 2010 catwalks, with Yamamoto also spraying red into models' hair the previous season.

Others airbrushed the sockets with ghostly charcoal and bruised aubergine shadow, creating a terrifying effect when teamed with icy blue contact lenses, la Ann-Sofie Back's autumn/winter 2009/10 show.

Bloodstained lips



Hussein Chalayan autumn/winter 2009/10 Jean Paul Gaultier couture autumn/winter 2009/10

Bottega Veneta autumn/winter 2009/10

Basso & Brooke spring/summer 2010 Rodarte spring/summer 2010 G Star spring/summer 2010



WGSN street shot, Los Angeles Fashion Week, October 2009

WGSN street shot, London Fashion Week, September 2009

WGSN street shot, Way Out West, August 2009

Doo.Ri spring/summer 2010 Jonathan Saunders spring/summer 2010 Brian Reyes spring/summer 2010

Rochas spring/summer 2010 Dior autumn/winter 2009/10 Marni spring/summer 2010

Not necessarily a look direct from the Twilight set, (the film is fairly tame in terms of gore), vampish blood-stained lips have made a huge comeback of late.

For demented all-out horror, take a look at Alexander McQueen's autumn/winter 2009/10 whited-out brows and statement lips: a glossy, gloopy circle of blackened red, like a circus clown gone really, really bad.

Though it's more of an autumn look - see House of Holland, Bottega Veneta and Vivienne Westwood - perfect alabaster complexions and dried-blood-stained lips were big news at Basso & Brooke, G Star, Rodarte and Jason Wu's spring/summer 2010 shows, with more than an element of elfin-faced Alice Cullen about the look.

Uneven coverage and pigmentation is best, while gloss adds another dimension, seen best at Hussein Chalayan.

This is also strong look on the street, with dried-blood lips seen at the recent London and Los Angeles fashion weeks and at the Way Out West festival in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Bloodless lips

In complete antithesis are the lips of the unfortunate victims of a vampire's advances: parched and bloodless.

Dior kick-started this trend on the autumn/winter 2009/10 catwalk, with gloriously glossy, bruised purple lips that looked like they were in the process of being drained.



Betty Jackson spring/summer 2010 Scene with Edward Cullen and Bella Swan from The Twilight Saga: New Moon

Scene with Bella Swan from The Twilight Saga: New Moon Topshop autumn/winter 2009/10 campaign

The spring/summer 2010 catwalks were awash with this look, with Jonathan Sauders, Brian Reyes and Marni's models' lip colour looking like it was being sucked from within.

WGSN loved the vivid coral stained lips at Rochas, though more of a reverse Tequila Sunrise than a Bloody Mary, perhaps.

Girl-next-door curls



Stella McCartney spring/summer 2010 Antonio Marras spring/summer 2010 Just Cavalli autumn/winter 2009/10

Scene with Bella Swan in The Twilight Saga: New Moon

Leighton Meester at Louis Vuitton spring/summer 2010 show, Paris

Peaches Geldof at Dolce & Gabbana spring/summer 2010 show, Milan

Scene with Edward from The Twilight Saga: New Moon Gaspard Yurkievich autumn/winter 2009/10

Ok, so not strictly a vampire trend, but definitely a Twilight trend: it's the Bella Swan look. We'd almost go as far as to say Peaches Geldof has taken a tip or two out of the Swan styling book.

Topshop's whole autumn/winter 2009/10 campaign had a teenage vampire theme, and one of the models is pure Bella.

Tumbling, glossy brunette locks are essential, with a raised crown if possible - see Just Cavalli - and innocent, au naturel make-up.

Half ponytails and Alice bands are another styling tool, but the key is to keep it a little bit messy, in keeping with Bella's clumsy, awkward nature in the film.

For spring/summer 2010, Betty Jackson's models looked like mini prom queens, with backcombed hair kept in place with a simple band, and Stella McCartney's look is always effortless, bare-faced beauty.

Cullen crop



Bottega Veneta spring/summer 2009/10 AnOther Man issue 9 DSquared autumn/winter 2009/10

Costume National autumn/winter 2009/10 Paul Smith autumn/winter 2009/10 Herms spring/summer 2010

WGSN street shot, London Fashion Week, September 2009

Burberry autumn/winter 2009/10 campaign

And no one can deny that Robert Pattinson is one of the world's most influential men at the moment, with thousands of fan sites dedicated to him, as well as bagging the cover of the latest issue of AnOther Man.



Scene with Carlisle and Bella in The Twilight Saga: New Moon Gaspard Yurkievich autumn/winter 2009/10

Calvin Klein spring/summer 2010 WGSN street shot, Way Out West festival, August 2009

Alessandro Dell'Acqua autumn/winter 2009/10

Luckily for Pattinson (or unluckily), he looks exactly like his character - aside from a slightly healthier complexion - so his bouffant hair, which he is always nervously playing with at every public appearance, has become his trademark.

The look is quintessentially British, slightly aristocratic, and is summed up very well in the latest Burberry ad campaign where Emma Watson - herself a star of a huge teen movie franchise - stands with three artfully-dishevelled boys. We'd almost put money on Pattinson being signed up for a Burberry campaign soon.

On the autumn/winter 2009/10 catwalks Gaspard Yurkievich's models rocked bouffant quiffs with bronze airbrushing, while Paul Smith and DSquared went for similar volume.

The look was still going strong for spring/summer, with the Bottega Veneta and Herms men's catwalks filled with big hair.

Pale and deadly



YSL spring/summer 2010 Caius from Twilight: New Moon Marios Schwab autumn/winter 2009/10

Luna Twilight Just Bitten Staining Balm Luna Twilight Moonshadow Eyeshadow Volturi Twilight range

Edward Cullen's adoptive father, Carlisle, has pale blonde slashed-back hair, which, when teamed with his alabaster skin, creates an arresting look that verges on albino.

This look was huge on the spring/summer 2010 men's catwalks, with Calvin Klein and YSL using very blonde, very fair-skinned models.

It wasn't just the men though: it could be argued that this look stemmed from the women's catwalks, especially Alessandro Dell'Aqua's use of golden caramel lips and eyes, just like the Cullens.

Get the look: vampire products



MAC Style Black Mineralize Eye Shadow in Young Punk

MAC Style Black Cremesheen Lipstick in Black Knight

Givenchy Gloss Poetique

Dior Black Plum Revlon Plum Night Nars Tokaido Express

Chanel Noirs Obscurs

Check out the two lines of Twilight cosmetics, Luna and Volturi, priced between $16 and $34. We love Luna Twilight's Just Bitten Staining Balm and duo-formula Lip Venom with a clear



conditioning oil and rich red lip stain, and the Volturi Immortal Liquid Body Shimmer in Black Magic or Tainted Love.MAC's Style Black collection is also perfect for achieving vampish looks: create bruised, bloodthirsty eyes with Mineralize black shadow with a pinkish purple pearl.

Dior, Revlon and Nars have all released to fuel everyone's nail fetish this season. And for ultimate glamour, Chanel's new Noirs Obscurs collection takes vampish beauty to the extreme. The products are formulated with a pigment density that is only possible due to inclusion of the blackest available iron oxide. We love the names of the products too: Diabolic, Forbidden and Vendetta nail polish and Demoniac eye pencil.

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