Fresh Halloween Contacts and Costume Ideas

From Twilight New Moon to Sexy Kitty

This gallery of photos showcases some of the most popular Halloween contact lenses.

Coastal Contacts has the largest collection of Halloween lenses (over 100 at last count) including lenses inspired by the movies, full scleral and custom lenses, as well as a large selection affordable contacts (less than $35 per lens), available in Plano and prescription powers.

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Twilight

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Twilight

Freshlook Colorblends, Honey

Twilight inspired lenses are the number one choice this year, thanks to the release of the second Twilight movie New Moon. Pale face makeup and smoky eyes are all you need to complete this look.

Zombie Pirate Gal

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White Out

Manson

Don't mess with this lady! Obviously the body paint and face makeup are extreme on this model, but you get the idea for what's possible. White Out and Manson are affordably priced at $35. Zombified is a new custom lens this year with a ragged dark blue ring.

Zombified

Vampire

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Manson

Red Angelic

Always popular vampire looks start with classic vampire eyes. White or red work equally well. I thought something a little more "undead", like Lilith, would also be a good choice.

Lilith

Green Eyed Witch

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Green Envy

Green Temptress

Bright green eyes can look pretty as well as scary so they're a good choice if you want Halloween contacts that do double duty. Technically, Green Envy isn't a special fx lens but is quite vivid. Green Temptress is an affordable green. Louis is yet another popular green lens, new last year, inspired by the movie Interview with the Vampire.

Louis

Mysterious Elf or Sexy Kitty

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Black Wolf

Purple Kitty

This Halloween look is easy to achieve with Black Wolf or Purple Kitty contacts. Both lens styles are affordably priced at $35 per lens.

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Please note: contact lenses, even if worn for cosmetic reasons, are medical devices that should be worn under the prescription, direction, and supervision of an eye care professional.