Welcome to Truest Blood, the official True Blood podcast.

I'm Kristen Bauer and I'm Deborah Amool.

And you've been invited in.

I wanted to do bad names.

On truest blood.

Welcome back to Truest Blood where we sink our fangs into the series

bite by bite. This week it is all about fashion.

We get to talk with the incredible Audrey Fisher,

the artist behind every piece of clothing on the screen.

Even with the regular state of undress on the show,

it was still an enormous job to clothe everyone each week.

Yeah, I mean our castless, I mean it must have been hundreds of performers every single episode.

Yes and for Pam, hair and makeup and wardrobe was huge, huge, huge,

but first let's have a quick bite. How to look like a true blood vampire.

Step one, subtlety is key. If your look screams

vampire, you'll just scare all those pretty little breathers away.

Step two, no added chemicals. While true blood vampires may not be cruelty-free, they

are prosthetic free. No pointed ears, bumpy noses, or droopy faces here, unless of course

they got hold of by a witch.

Step 3, lightly corpseify.

Use cranberry eyeshadow to rim the eyes and aged blood illustrator to rim the nail beds then cover up that pesky

human flush with a perfectly matched foundation. This is undead cheek at its

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