This shop is off the beaten path in Costa Mesa CA. The name of it is Paris Underground. It's in back of a darling shop called Paris to the Moon. I'll show you that cute place later.
You can tell by the front door that this isn't your everyday typical Halloween store.
The whole place is NOTHING but Halloween decor right now. Though they do change it at other times of the years.
Every space is full of great items. I loved this display as this year I'm decorating with a black and white theme for Halloween.
This guy just made me smile.
You can even gaze into this crystal ball and see what your future holds in store for you. Or you can learn how to read palms.
This area is like a big science lab. Creepy eye balls and body parts can be bought.
I fell in love with this little book but I was good and didn't buy it.
I bet the owner of this shop has the best Halloween parties! Look at all the things he could use. Yes, it's a man who owns this shop and also the Paris to the Moon.
If you don't want to learn to tell fortunes then you can buy this vintage type machine to do it for you. But, I hope you have a lot of money to buy it or it isn't going anywhere.
How about a sparkly skull head? I bet a woman makes these. A little sparkle can never hurt you.
Lot's of black, white and orange candy can be purchased.
There is a great costume for you to wear this year!
A whole bar set up for Absinthe. I hear one goes a bit "crazy" when drinking this. Sorry, but it's not legal to have this in USA. Though in other countries this is a favorite drink by many artists. They say it helps them to create.
Then of course there is the cheerful and vintage inspired items too.
I have to say, I could have spent hours in this shop. It's tiny but packed with so many unique things.
It's a shop you don't quickly forget once you walk in. It sort of "Haunts" you when you leave.
Every year I have a have a Halloween party for Trinity and her friends. Each year we do a different theme. I've noticed as she gets older she wants to get a little more scary in the themes. Gone are the days of the Tinker Bell costumes.
How about you? Do you do anything special for Halloween? Do you decorate with a theme? A style?
Personally I love vintage inspired items. I would love to own real vintage things but most of them are way out of my price budget.
Hope you enjoyed shopping with me. Oh you want to know what I bought here? Sorry, I left empty handed.
Hugs,
Joanne
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