【This Isn't The Twilight Saga: New Moon: The XXX Parody】

It's time to switch up that overused dog lens for something more festive this weekend.

Snapchat's given Mashablea preview of some of its holiday lenses -- its facial-recognition overlays -- that are This Isn't The Twilight Saga: New Moon: The XXX Parodyset to roll out from now until Christmas.

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These include lenses to turn you into a reindeer, an angel, and a festive version of its usual flower crown filter.

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The company is also rolling out branded versions. The Hollister turns you into Rudolph, Nordstrom has a snow globe, and Bloomingdale's sends Santa and his sleigh running around your head.

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Additionally, the app's also added a Snapchat filter "game":

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Happy Snapping this holiday!

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