Halloween is almost upon us and with it the need for some seriously scary last minute costume. Fear not (no, really) because we are surrounded by the best costume shops in the capital. So whether you're looking for some Dracula full on clothing, a ghostly gown, a dash of fake blood or pair of comedy fangs, you'll find them all here. That service.
Angels, 119 Gardens Avenue, WC2H 8AE (020 7836 5678) London's most renowned and well-equipped costume shop stocks everything from magnificent Elizabethan frocks contemporary, whimsical rubber suits. There are new costumes, constantly replenishes from angry birds honey Monster. Internet-shop is also an excellent.
Beyond retro, 110-112 Cheshire Street, E2 6EJ (020 7613 3636)
One of the largest in London and the best second hand shops and great place to get authorised for the in the fancy-dress with a powerful selection of cheap clothing and accessories from the 1920 's-80 's. They will choose additional stocks especially for Halloween so that there will be many to choose from for vintage scares. Also have branches in Dalston, Soho and Brighton.
Charles h. Fox Ltd, Tavistock Street, 22, WC2E 7PY (020 7257 6159)
This place professionals in film and theatre industry come for makeup, wigs, latex and lashes. 1-2-1 tranny seminars, also on offer, along with glamour, editors and avant-garde make-up workshops.
Costume Studio, 159-161 balls Pond Road, N1 4BG (020 7923 9472)
An impressive selection of authentic costumes and decoration materials, but at a price: around £ 80 An equipment rental per week. Their attention to detail makes them a popular choice for costume drama inspired dress. If channeling Downton Abbey or Jane Eyre, costume Studio can help.
Escapade, Chalk Farm Road, NW1 45-46 8AJ (020 7485 7384)
This famous shop Camden has a wide range of masks and accessories, as well as complete outfits from Harry Potter with Superman. You can also order from their Web site to avoid queue Halloween unavoidable and huge.
Crazy world costume, 69-85 Tabernacle St, London EC2A 4BA (020 7253 1003).
With more than 35000 costumes from historical to comic book crammed in the basement warehouse is an old street hidden gem. These guys are well prepare for Halloween, but turned many outfits during harvest at Southbank, too.
National Theatre costume hire Chichester House, Kennington Park business estate, 1-3 Brixton Road, SW9 6DE (020 7735 4774).
Any member of the public can make an appointment at the National Theatre costume, whether they are looking for a specific item or entire ensemble. The tracks are arranged chronologically from dramatic 18th century ballgowns in 1920 's flapper dresses for women and hats and tails of the Catherine eršej and Doublets for men. The enthusiasm of the staff side to help you build a look from top to toe.
Prangsta, 304 new cross Road SE14 6AF (020 8694 9869).
Custom costumer in new cross with the unique individual services, as well as ready made suits and staff who can help you put an outfit together thanks to their styling. Is go to place for styling, Circus and 18th century dresses are bestsellers, but recent demand means that they just increased their range of 1920-ies.
Screenface, 48 Monmouth Street, WC2 9EP (020 7836 3955)
A wide range of theatrical makeup, fake eyelashes and jewelry body will help you get into character. A lot of scary sound effects available for Halloween, from realistic gelatin wounds teeth fit vampire fangs. The book's dramatic make over if you want them to do the hard part for you.
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