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My Last Minute Halloween Costume Shopping Adventure at Goodwill

Spotted while halloween costume shopping at Goodwill Glassell Park. One mannequin dressed in a red gown, damaltian print stole and devil horns, one dressed as a golfer, one mannequin wearing cow print pants and cowboy hat, one dressed in black. (Photo: Liz Ohanesian)
Mannequins dressed up in the Goodwill lobby. (Pic: Liz O.)

The moment I saw the khaki skirt, I knew that my Halloween costume issue was going to work itself out. I actually found two khaki skirts wedged in a rack at the Glassell Park Goodwill. One was a mini that could work in a pinch. The other was slightly longer and fuller. It had a wraparound belt and some buttons down the front, but still looked a little more like a school uniform. I shoved it into the cart and headed over towards the men’s department to find a blazer. 

Halloween parties are this weekend and I still didn’t have a costume. So, of course, I showed up at Goodwill with no plan.

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Lost in Time at King Richard’s Antique Center

1960s vintage home goods at King Richard's Antique Center in Whitter. Photo by Liz Ohanesian
This is basically my dream home. Spotted at King Richard’s Antique Center in Whittier. (Pic: Liz O.)

The best way to experience King Richard’s Antique Center is when you have a lot of time on hand and, probably, a good amount of money to spend. However, on my most recent trip to the 57,000 square foot vintage and antique market in Whittier, I had neither and it was still a very good time. 

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