After watching True Blood, I realized that if there’s one thing supernatural creatures know how to do, it’s put together one hell of an outfit. Who would have thought that a show about one of the most horrific mythological creatures in history would have the most amazing stylists? Amidst all the violence, blood sucking, and of course the vampire/telepath love triangle, one can’t help but notice the show’s fashion sense. Let’s break down True Blood’s most prominent fashionistas.
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Sookie Stackhouse
Sookie Stackhouse is your everyday girl-next-door. She may be the hot commodity in town, but she’s no diva. Her style revolves around simplicity. When she’s not in her waitress uniform, she can almost always been seen in a cute cotton sundress. She sticks with simple prints ranging from plaids to florals and often has hair either pulled back in a ponytail or down in a headband. Sookie’s style channels the quintessential southern belle. Now all she needs to do is learn how to make biscuits and she’s set.
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Pam
Pam is definitely takes the cake for the most stylish on the show. Her style can best be described as Austin Powers meets Desperate Housewives meets high society socialite. She’s often seen in vintage suits and blazers or eccentric latex dresses that scream “shag me.” Her hair is usually down and straight, pulled to the side in soft curls, or up in a bouffant. She’s very retro and very sexy. Pam’s style channels 70’s mod, and while it can be a bit dramatic and wacky at times, she sure rocks a dress and a pair of pumps like it’s her day job.
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Queen Sophie-Anne
Queen Sophie-Anne dresses to her title’s reputation. She truly looks like royalty wherever she goes. She is often seen in sequin and rhinestone embellished dresses and suits, sticking to a color palette of whites, creams, and pale golds. She also loves to accessorize and is usually dripping in the most exquisite jewelry from layered pearl necklaces, to chandelier earrings, to brooches. Her hair is often pulled back and feathered to the side, giving it a very vintage appearance. Sophie-Anne’s style channels a
