Vampire Diaries Halloween Costume Novels & Stories

She was in their backyard watering their small colorful garden when Romaine appeared by the threshold. She was wearing a long-fitting black dress, with red stripes on its long sleeves and on its hem. Her belt was in a shimmering metallic red. On her right chest, a red rose circular brooch can be seen. Its golden edges seem to form like the sun's wide beaming rays. “Red, gold, and black are the color emblems of the vampires. The red rose is our sigil,” Romaine lectured while she walked towards her stepdaughter. Rozelyn, who seemed to not be expecting her stepmom’s formal attire, halted the watering hose with a single wave of her hand.

Tonight was the Halloween Party at the community center for the pre-teens and teens. Ava got into the Halloween spirit by dressing in a sock hop costume. It only cost her thirty-five dollars at the holiday shop in Helena. It was an A-line silhouette. The white T-shirt had a scoop neckline with short sleeves and the letter A largely stitched in black over her right breast. Her red swinging skirt came to her knees. A five inch black belt was around her waist. A black, sheer scarf held up her ponytail.

"Vampires think they look better than Lycans. You need to prove them otherwise. And you better not go with your ugly hoodie." Surrendering to her demands, I let her do her magic. Then I got dressed, wearing a loose vintage shirt, comfortable black shorts, a pair of nude sandals, and golden hoop earrings. Luckily, no janitor or house mistress was in sight. Vlad's smile broadened when he caught a glimpse of me. He was blissfully happy while a sheen of sweat was ruining my makeup. "You're so beautiful," he spoke in a soft voice. "What's the plan, you daredevil?"

I said. “What about your dressing?” she asked with dismay. “I’m capable of finding something to wear and putting it on myself. I did it for years before becoming a vampire queen,” I explained. “Now go.” I continued to watch Pierre and Jason Masters make their way into the main hall while Ferguson set out to quiz whoever in Jason’s party was willing to talk to her. I waited until they’d disappeared into the castle before I searched my wardrobe for something sensible, yet feminine to wear. Because Sybil had the foresight to send a great deal of the trousseau she’d prepared ahead for me, my wardrobe was fairly complete. There were outfits to accommodate most occasions as well as era styles.

I tell her when I walk out the shower and leave her to gather herself. I pick a black button down and black slacks, my shiny dressed shoes and the Rolex I got from my father when I killed my first vampire. Then I turn to Adriana’s side of the closet and pick a burgundy colored jumpsuit that exposes her entire back. The phoenix on her back and her not yet healed mark will be on full display. I love it.

Solenn said. She’s also wearing a white dress with an angel’s wings. She then checked her ears and it shrunk to a curved one, the one that humans had. “Thank you, Solenn.” She breathed as they fixed the gown to her. Then, she held Solenn’s hand and put a mask on with white feathers. Monique was dressed up like a sexy vampire with a slit on her long gown at the right side, while Winter had a stunning fairy outfit with sharp ears. “Alright, we look gorgeous,” Bella said as she set up a camera for them and they took photos together. “Now, let’s dance with the assassins.” She sighed and fixed her front dress.

And – to make matters even worse – she’d told Kathrena to come as a vampire. I, however, was dressed in a cheerleading outfit – stolen from the Aspen High cheer team, in the school colours of blue and yellow – which had been doused with fake blood. I was wearing a lot of makeup to make me look undead, which I found terribly amusing. I usually went to such lengths to avoid looking like someone who’d died, yet there I’d been, smudging dark purple eye shadow into the hollows beneath my eyes.

Dabria growled at the Master standing in front of her. There was no doubt that those things were vampires. Dabria was impressed with the level of the creativity. They were wearing black leather onesies that were covering their whole bodies. Their faces were also covered with the same kind of fabric. It felt like those costumes were protecting those vampires from the light of the sun. Dabria had a frown on her face as she looked at those vampires from head to toe. She had never heard of any tricks like that ever before.

she announced to Harry. Consequently, all stopped walking when only ten steps separated them. The three vampires were dressed entirely in black. They all wore long-sleeved shirts and pants and a thick hoop earring in each ear. A crest shaped like an inverted tower had been stamped on them. Their shoes, full of mud, testified to the long walk through the woods they had had to make to get here. The three men had brown hair, and by the scarlet pupils they had, Emmanuelle did not doubt that they must be hungry.

Samael and I relax by the fire for a little while, until Heidi and Harlow show up to help me get ready for dinner. They apply a light layer of make-up on my face, and style my hair in a half up-do, leaving a few curls loose. The dress they put me in is midnight blue, it's fitted at the top but flows to the floor in layers and has dainty lace sleeves. “Do vampires always dress this fancy for dinner?” I ask, as Harlow places a pair of heels in front of me, which I step into cautiously.