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Indiana Jones
Sure, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull may have been a disappointing sequel, but come Halloween, classic action heroes die hard. This safari shirt from David Owens Vintage Clothing ($55) achieves the rugged Harrison Ford look, and the many pockets also offer space to stuff excess candy. The Screaming Mimi’s hat lured us with its styled-out leather band ($125). Unfortunately, we failed in our quest to find a vintage whip, but the latex-and-leather lovers down the street at DeMask may be able to help you out.
Geisha
Japanese print robes and kimonos were surprisingly prevalent in vintage stores we visited, with most shops stocking at least one or two. Since it can be worn over just about anything, the kimono is an easy throw-on option in unpredictable autumn weather. This colorful robe ($85) and one-of-a-kind coolie hat from Physical Graffiti stood out from more traditional styles. (A similar effect can be achieved with a high bun, some faux-flowers, and a pair of chopsticks.)



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