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Wacko Soap Plant

Some of the funkiest folks in town do all of their gift and holiday shopping at Wacko, also known as Soap Plant. One of the most notorious and eclectic shops in Los Angeles, it's a sure bet that you'll find things that you never knew existed. From Sumo wrestler lunch boxes to patchouli soaps and kiss "Psycho Circus" dolls, expect the unexpected. It's the perfect place if you want to take home a little bit of Hollywood hipster heaven.

Toadstool Farm Vintage

This vintage shop is run out of a private backyard, and is open by appointment seven days a week. It’s a very well-organized operation, and visitors have the option of shopping by collection and era, from the “pre-1920s” to the “1970s and beyond” and everything in between. Browse through a colorful collection of home decor, linens, vintage books, and clothing. Toadstool’s sister shop, The Ghost Farm, specializes in vintage books and linen. Every few months the farm sets up a Vintage Tea Party on its lawn, and serves visitors food while they browse the beautifully curated items.

Best of Times

This homespun antique and vintage clothing shop is a hidden gem, a perfect place to hunt for second-hand treasures. It’s a shop full of character housed in a corner building that looks a little like an old California Victorian. Jewelry, antique furniture, typewriters, tea cups, linens, memorabilia, Persian rugs and other items line the walls. Visitors will find the store larger than it looks from the outside, and will no doubt come away with something worthwhile. Legend has it a black Labrador roams the halls.

It's A Wrap

Located just a few miles from the Warner Brothers Studio and Disney Studios, this unique store offers clothing which was once worn in film and television—at deeply discounted prices! Take a look at the price tag to see what show featured the piece and browse through the selection of clothing from blockbuster movies, popular dramas, and beloved sitcoms. Most of the clothing was worn by extras, but once in awhile you'll discover something worn by a star. It's A Wrap sells shoes, dresses, shirts, pants, lingerie and other accessories. After you buy your outfit make sure to watch the movie or TV show to see if you can spot your new style on the screen!

Nick Metropolis

Nick Metropolis is a quirky vintage store, known for its eclectic collection of retro and unique items. Nick Metropolis-The King Of Collectable Furniture sells the novelty furniture designs of the moment, one week it's inflatable sofas, the next who knows. Expect to find 20th-century furniture and oddities that are waiting for you to transform them into something magical for your home. Here you can also find classic movie posters, antique trinkets, and one-of-a-kind memorabilia. The store's distinctive personality and timeless artifacts make it a must-visit destination.

Popkiller of Little Tokyo

The place is a paradise found for any hipsterette or eccentric fashionista. In short, the store carries some of the most striking and eye-catching t-shirts and tunics in town. But that's not all; there are denims, leggings, frocks and mounds of trendy accessories, all original and with a twist. Sourced directly from select Japanese artists and designers, Popkiller's assortment is unique, edgy and plain unruly in its rampant variety. Furthermore, it spans through mind-boggling miscellany, from fashion eyewear to post cards, stickers and magnets, to weird toys and puzzling gadgets. Grab a two hour parking spot on the street, or in a nearby cheap lot and dive in. You owe it to yourself to experience Popkiller first-hand.

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