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Costume shops in Austin, TX

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Google’s Frightgeist interactive map | Screenshot via Google

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There’s a hauntingly high chance either you or one of your friends will be Spider-Man this year for Halloween in Austin.

The comic book character is the most popular costume in the city — according to Google’s annual Frightgeist interactive map — which shows the most popular Halloween costumes in the area based on Google search trends.

If you’re frightened at the thought of having the same costume as many other Austinites, we’ve rounded up some local costume stores where you can find outfits just as weird + unique as Austin.

Lucy in Disguise, 1506 S. Congress Ave.

This long-standing costume shop offers outfits like Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde and “Coneheads.”

A Cut Above Costumes, 150 Texas Ave. #105, Round Rock

From capes and corsets to murder mystery attire, consultants at this shop can help you find costumes to rent.

Secret Oktober, 5318 Menchaca Rd.

This shop offers new, used, and handmade items. You’re sure to find goth and post-punk attire here.

Coco Coquette, 2109 E. Cesar Chavez

While this might not be a costume shop, it is a cool wig and accessory store. Find fantasy rainbow wigs + jewelry like acrylic magic shooting star earrings.

Blue Velvet, 217 W. North Loop Blvd.

This vintage shop is the perfect place to find throwback attire from the ‘50s + ‘60s.

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