Manson
With a black ring around these white contacts, this is probably one of the creepiest
sets of lenses that still look human. The black ring not only gives a slightly
inhuman look, but also accentuates the contrast between the natural white of
your eyes and the bright, unnatural white of the lens.
Colors to wear with: For this set there are really only two options: black or white. If you choose
to wear black, you will really draw attention to your eyes. The white will bring
a definite overall theme to your costume, but be warned: it will also draw attention
away from the lenses themselves, making for less of a shock when they are noticed.
As bright as they are, these bring a definite sense of foreboding and darkness
to the scene, the bizarre bright light that seems to emanate from the contacts
will without doubt creep people out, a feature that Marilyn Manson has taken
advantage of.
As with clothes, hair color should be either black or white. Either color will work
well with black clothes, but for white clothes do not have black hair, only
white. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to look like Marilyn Manson or
not, white makeup is always best. Also essential is black or very dark red lipstick.
The obvious theme that comes to mind is “Marilyn Manson.” To look
like this rocker, only wear one contact, in your left eye. Add the makeup, long
black hair, and black gloves, and you’ll practically be signing autographs
as soon as you walk out the door.
But besides the obvious, what else can you dress up as?
There are no other real “themes,” but as seen above, put both in,
dress all in black or white, and you can look extremely weird and creepy all
the same. Don’t use fake teeth, because they can only detract from the effect of the eyes.
How about a fedora? Black, of course.
Get a pair of blackouts, and you and a friend can be completely opposites, one
dressed all in black, the other all in white. White Out is nearly the same, only lacking the black ring.
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