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While operating in Burbank since 1994, owners Del and Sue Howison specialize in vampiric material, they give space to ghoulish creatures and pics so last has turned out to be nearly as well known as their books. You forgot Bell Cottage on 3816 Magnolia Blvd, Burbank!!!!!! Seriously I am going there since I was a little kid, it’s a real Burbank keepsake. For instance, this store was there for p!! In fact, how sad that they are always not on this list. Apparently amongst the mostly stores they see who really still gift wraps for items you purchase in store.and its FREE!
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While changing ownership and locales but in no circumstances wavering its nerdy obsessions with all things fantastical, freaky and filmic, a fave of collectors and creators of science fiction, horror and fantasy film, that said, this monster memorabilia haven has ‘reanimated’ itself over the years.
Newest owners have kept that going with all the doodads and embellishments you’d need to complete any look.
In wacky business, funny and kitschy fashion and trinkets for decades, JFJ has been reputed best for costumey accessories. They’ve brought in a gentle selection of vintage and ‘deathlike stock’ clothing to fill in newer, more traditionary costume pieces, plus tchotchkes, ephemera and ys both newest and old enough. It’s along time ago, prior to Urban Outfitters put albums as their warm entryway items, and before lots of more authentic vinyl shops opened up past few years, there was Atomic Records, the vinyl resurgence at this point. Boasting a solid selection of jazz, country, rock and pop, full albums and seven inches, plus a really decent DVD and video section, Atomic possibly bring to mind that John Cusack/Jack Black flick lofty Fidelity.
While shopping at PUG is usually an experience you won’t lose, from the girly exterior and store sign to the shop’s splendidly coiffed staff.
They specialized in 50s and earlier 60s dresses and separates in repro and retro prints cut to flatter each figure and size.
Glamour girl makeup and bags complete the ‘va’ voomy vibe. As a result, pinup Girl’s Laura Byrnes and Micheline Pitt design and manufacture all their own designs right in LA, and their aesthetic is as sexy as I know it’s specific. This is where it starts getting entertaining. Karyn Cantor’s ‘vintageinspired’ pieces mesh Art Nouveau, Deco and pop art into sassy baubles that dare to be noticed. Her stuff was a mainstay in edgiest boutiques but in her flagship Burbank shop, you get to see all of her lines at once, and it’s all pretty irresistible. Besides, from vibrant plastic rings to ‘diecast’ metal charm bracelets and necklaces to belt buckles, hair accessories and wall art, all of Cantor’s costume jewels offer classic cool. With that said, this store was there for top-notch!!