The Twilight Volturi Vampire Cloak combines a black exterior, red lining and faux fur trim in a long hooded design. Made from polyester, it is offered as the Volturi Hooded Cloak in One Size, within the adult costume selection. The purchase contains the cloak alone, so the clothing and any accessories or props in your interpretation are choices you make separately.
A Dark Hood for the Coven of Volterra
In the Twilight saga, the Volturi are the powerful vampire coven of Volterra. Their members wear long dark hooded cloaks, which is the character reference behind this piece. For a Volturi interpretation, make the black cloak and hood the main elements of your outfit. Clothing you choose to wear underneath can serve as a background to those features.
For a Twilight portrait, consider a composition with the hood raised and the long black cape visible. A closer portrait could focus on the hood and faux fur trim, while a full-length image could give the entire cloak more space.
Red Lining and the Available Camera Angles
Black and red give you a specific contrast to work with when planning photographs. You might pose to show a glimpse of the lining beside the exterior, or arrange a photograph that gives the red interior a larger role. Keep the black hood within the composition if you want the cape's hooded design to remain part of that image. For a detail photograph, you could put the faux fur trim and red lining together within the same frame.
The image selection provides a front photograph, front views on a mannequin, an on-model photograph and a separate side hood view. The mannequin photographs offer references for the overall design; use the side hood image when considering a closer portrait of the hood. Use the on-model photograph as the reference for a view of the Volturi cloak worn as part of an outfit.
A Black Waistcoat and White Shirt Underneath
Style the cloak over a black waistcoat and white shirt for a classic vampire count interpretation. The waistcoat echoes the cloak's dark outer surface, and the shirt introduces a lighter area beneath the hood. Against that combination, the red lining adds another colour, giving you a specific palette to work with when deciding how openly to arrange the cape.
The cloak is the supplied piece; clothing, accessories and props are separate choices. For a portrait centred on the count styling, let your own waistcoat and shirt remain visible. For a stronger emphasis on the Volturi connection, frame the dark hood more prominently. Either approach uses the same black cape and red lining as its starting point.
The Cloak in the Model Photograph
The model photograph shows the cloak trailing the floor slightly. That is a reference for its appearance on the photographed wearer. With the adult cloak offered in One Size, consider the hem as part of your own outfit planning, especially if your vampire portrait will include the entire cape.
For an image that includes a trailing hem, choose a composition that leaves visible space around the black fabric at floor level. The cloak's red lining can remain another focus above it, connecting the full-length view to the black-and-red palette used in your closer portraits.
Vampire Costumes Beside the Volturi Cloak
Build a broader vampire group around the Volturi cloak with these count and Dracula options.
- For another vampire silhouette, Gothic Vampire Count Costume Men's Long Black Sleeveless Coat With Red Lining pairs the same black-and-red palette with a coat.
- Dracula Vampire Costume Men's Black Cape With Red Collar, Brocade Vest Shirt And Pants offers another vampire ensemble built around a cape and contrasting collar.