The Werewolf aesthetic is the antithesis to the Vampire aesthetic. Whereas the Vampires are restrained and formal in their dress and mannerisms, the Werewolf is wild and chaotic.
Contents
Visuals
- Wolves
- Nighttime, and all that Night brings
- Round, Full Moons
- Wild Meadows
- Forests
- Villages
Fashion
The goal of werewolf fashion is not to look fashionable, but to be as comfortable and functional as possible.
- Fur
- Wool
- Leather
- Flannel
- Bones and Teeth
- Jeans
- Combat or Hiking Boots
- Naturally-textured Hair
- It can be long or short or brightly coloured, but it shouldn't be in a style that's so complicated it makes you afraid of turning your head too quickly.
- Leggings
Activities
- Keeping a Nocturnal Schedule
- Midnight Walks
- Running through the Woods
- Studying the Phases of the Moon
- Environmentalism
Media
Books
- Julie of the Wolves series, by Jean Craighead George
- Moonstruck graphic novel series, written by Grace Ellis and illustrated by Shae Beagle
- The Wolf Princess, by Cathryn Constable
- The Wolves of Mercy Falls series, by Maggie Stiefvater
- Wolves of the Beyond series, by Kathryn Lasky
Webcomics
- Mooncakes, written by Suzanne Walker and illustrated by Wendy Xu
Television Shows
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Movies
- Princess Mononoke
- The Twilight Series
Comics & Manga
- Lumine by Emma Krogell
Music
- "Monster" by Beth Crowley
- "Running with the Wolves" by AURORA
- "The Wolf Song" by Astrid Lindgren
- "She Wolf" by Shakira
Gallery
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