Wild-animal fashion that curls, glows, glitters, and just plain protrudes from one’s forehead, from teeny little Cupid mounds to Unicorn spikes. Mounted on clear headbands, and glueable to headwear and other household objects, the horns can be ordered off-the-rack or custom.
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A fantastic melange of experimental weirdness that’s been around since the 30’s, offering electronics, tools, lab kits, crafts, toys, home and garden stuff, something for everyone to twiddle around with. Anatomical charts, battlebot gear, Crystal Farming Made Easy, glow-in-the-dark room decor, steampunky brass sundials, playa dwelling essentials, random disgusting things, thousands and thousands of randomly useful things accompanied by frequently-wry product descriptions geared to even the most science-averse.
A very Smurf-heavy assortment of oft-quoted movies, TV shows, pixellated video games, and Saturday morning cartoons from the Reagan decade, where the graphics are presented both in original beloved form and in some cases, given some freshening for a post-internet sensibility. Also quite a bit of non 80’s gear (“More cowbell!”) and costuming for those who want to take it all to the roleplaying level.
A gigantic catalog of Halloween costumes for adults, kids, babies, plus size, maternity, couples, and animals. Ragdolls and rockstars, Cleopatras and Batmen, World of Warcraft masks, outfits based on Bettie Page’s photoshoots, bridal trains to throw on a schnauzer. Also available: props that double as purses, shoes and hats, spider and UV and rhinestone jewelry, wings and horns, and “insta-dungeon” Halloween party decor.
Halloweenery where Disney, Star Wars, and pirates warrant their own pages, with the Joker – and Sarah Palin! – looking quite popular for this year. Fairytales, monsters, the twenties through the eighties and other historical dress, with lots of TV and movie characters. Wigs, masks, cosmetics, props, shoes and shoe covers, and complete outfits for tolerant pets.
Theatrical cosmetics that offer quite a bit of glamour along with the FX, with stuff from Ben Nye, Mehron, Splash, Bloody Mary, Manic Panic, and Kryolan – where fangs peek from within all the lipsticks and eyeshadows. Mineral dust, face painting palettes, hair dye, liquid makeup, brushes, glitter, and sealants to make sure it all stays on.
Halloween dressup for kids, adults, and housepets. Thousands of personas to browse, with particularly copious amounts of historical getups, campy celebrities, and superheroes along with the more traditional animal suits and Bag ‘o Vamp festive tartiness. There are sections for full figures, babes in arms, and coordinating couples, and a good amount of fantasy footwear.
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