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Alyson Tabitha Appreciation Post – When I saw Alyson at the International Cosplay Show as a judge, I was incredibly impressed with her rendition of Lestat from Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles based on “Interview With A Vampire” portrayed by Tom Cruise.

Holiday Matsuri 2016

16-18 December 2016

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sangcreole reblogged your photoset “i-want-my-iwtv: Look what I found! Only got one floorplan, but added guesses as to room assignment anyways ;D
K, the…”

#((lol i love the idea of them sharing Lestat’s room)) #((and then when they fight Louis goes into his room)) #((which is literally RIGHT NEXT DOOR))


yes! My thoughts exactly…

[XVampires Quarrel by Kazukata

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Gerhard Freidl

— born in 1983

— Austria

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lestat looks like he could use a break. maybe a long vacation

Two Fifty-One – Gairid – Vampire Chronicles – [Archive of Our Own]

Fresh fanfic by @vampchronfic! <333

Two Fifty-One – Gairid – Vampire Chronicles – [Archive of Our Own]

Lestat’s birthday, the right date is 1758 or 1760?

I think his birth year is 1760 or ‘61. 

Lestat turns Louis in 1791. At that time, Lestat’s been a vampire for 10 years, and he was turned when he was 20 or 21 (it’s UNCLEAR, there’s a debate about this)(even AR doesn’t remember). 

So Lestat is 30 or 31 in 1791, which would make his birth year 1760 or ‘61 ;D

I got a similar ask a few months back, it’s got a little more thought on the subject. There’s a timeline in the official Vampire Companion (there is some debate about discrepancies of this book to canon, but this book was intended to be the author’s deciding word on canon facts):

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Kinktober Day Three: Biting/Sthenolagnia (Louis de Pointe du Lac/Lestat de Lioncourt)

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The alcohol swirling in my glass was rather off-putting–I raised it to my lips every few minutes to blend, but Lestat left his drink untouched.  

“Louis,” he whispered into my ear. “That one.”

I followed Lestat’s line of vision.  He was gorgeous, skin flushed from dancing, and his heart nearly sang, even in the din of the club.  He had long, well-cared-for chestnut hair and a lithe frame, perfect for weaving in and out of the gyrating bodies.  He wore almost no clothing, choosing instead to parade around in slick, wet-look shorts and a vinyl chest harness.  I curled my lip in distaste–part of the fun with Lestat was making him work for his meals.

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