I really adore shopping here, they have so many different styles and brands to choose from. I am…read morevery happy that they also have sales on a regular basis. I love shopping here! I would recommend everyone to shop here.

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I love this place so much! It has never let me down! Not when I needed a 60's dress, not when I…read moreneeded a SuperMario-Outfit and no other time either! This Store just has everything you could think of in terms of costumes and dressing up. When you come in you find Accessories and all different interesting things, downstairs are the masks, 1st floor male costumes and 2nd floor girls costumes. They don't have changing rooms but it is basically a maze in there and you can hide somewhere behind the boxes to get changed. There is a good price range for the different themes and I am sure everyone can find something suitable in there. The staff is very friendly and helpful! This time I bought some lashes and they gave me some extra glue for free without me asking for it! Very nice gesture! Whenever the next costume party will be, I'll come back here to get ready!

Oh. My. God. So, this shop is somewhat unassuming from the…read moreoutside, but once you get it, it's a fancy dress afficionado's heaven! Therr are a full FOUR floors of costumes, props, decorations, masks, wigs, make up, prosthetics, everything and anything you may need for your fancy dress party or cosplay! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The shop isn't the most well-organised shop in the world, so you may well need to ask or just spend a few hours browsing.

So High Soho is so eclectic. Downstairs they have a costume shop. I spent hours down there trying…read moreon boas and Superwoman outfits. Why aren't costumes daily wardrobe wear? Wouldn't humanity be much more interesting if we dressed up as alter-egos everyday, shielding our true identities from strangers, gallivanting around as heroes or truly heinous villains? I vote for 365 days of Halloween. Anyway, back to the shop. The main floor has an array of really cool randomness. Ashtrays, prints of Marilyn Monroe, games, keychains, tapestries, candles, incense, buttons, mugs; you name it they claim it. When I need to get a gift for someone I come here to buy it. Finding something cool here is guaranteed.

Being so far away form home and wanting to look fantastic for my first Halloween night out, i came…read moreacross So High Soho thanks to the amazing yelpers.. The service that was given to us was amazing. They were so busy as Halloween was the next night.. I picked up one customs an was told 'no no no don't try this Queen of Heart's costume this one is the best and so much more you..' I tried it on and was perfect, they ensure that had everything I need to look the best, a crown, makeup, playing card stockings, heart stickers the works. The costumes are very well price the shop is small and crowded stuff everywhere but the guys and girls that work there are amazing they know where everything is and the have so much passion for making you feel and look the part you want to play at your party.. If only it wasn't so far away they could dress me for all fancy dress parties..

A very big thank you goes out to the Escapade staff for putting up with three very excitable…read moreyelpers looking for fancy dress outfits for over two hours. They couldn't of been more accommodating and enthusiastic. The sheer magnitude of outfits they have to offer and the fantastic computerised system we used to find things like the Danger Mouse outfit and Ninja turtle suits was just awesome. This has to be the best fancy dress shop in London. They covered almost every fancy dress eventuality we could think of.

I walked past Escapade and the displays in the window simply beckoned me in. Escapade are serious…read moreabout costumes and their wide range of stock proves it. Available is a wide range of characters from TV and film such as The Simpsons, Rocky Horror and Flintstones which in many cases include an outfit and a rubber mask to fully immerse yourself into a character. A lot of these costumes will attract serious attention at parties. Accessories such as wigs, make up and other basics are available at the front of the shop too for those who don't wish to get too dressed up or who just want to add a few finishing touches to their costume. The shop is spacious and easy to browse your way through with the stock all displayed clearly with lots of sections to explore. The staff are very helpful and seem to enjoy their work which adds a fun atmosphere to the place. The prices are also reasonable and not out of the price range of most people. If you don't wish to buy then a hire option is available. If you have a party coming up, it is well worth visiting Escapade before you buy a costume to get ideas and inspiration.

The best costume shop I have ever seen! Anything you could ever want in terms of costumes or party…read moreequipment is available under one roof, it is like Toys R Us but for slightly more grown up people. This place is like an aladdin's cave of the ridiculous. My friends were holding a pirate party and I happened to find this place at the last minute. There was a whole aisle just for pirate gear. I was in heaven. The staff were really helpful, I guess it has to be a pretty fun place to work, but even so, they were perfectly willing to indulge any degree of craziness, which was a good job in my case. Even if you don't live in the area, if you have a fancy dress party to attend, it is well worth the trip.

You can hire or buy outfits. So so so much to choose from. Male or female, child or adult, you will…read morefind something. The difficulty is choosing which one! From Betty Boo to pirate wench, you name it, they've got it. They also provide party decorations for the whole shebang, or maybe just a plastic sword and pirate hat, what ever you want. Their window displays give great inspiration as well, the last one I saw was for a beach party so had lots of inflatable plamtrees and grass skirts! At hallowe'en they don't just go for the easy option, last hallowe'en they had a Beetlejuice inspired display. Geniuses. Pop in if not just to kill time before your train. Such a fun shop.

I planned to attend the Pride and Prejudice Ball at the Chatsworth House. It was a regency ball…read more I went to the Mad World Fancy Dress shop to try on a few regency dresses. The lady at the shop was extremely helpful. She gave me a few dresses to try on, with needed accessories, such as fan, gloves, necklace etc. I was planning to bring my mother with me to the ball. It was much hard to find a dress for my mother. The lady (think her name was Molly) was very kind. She picked a perfect dress for my mother. We had such a wonderful time at the Chatsworth House for the ball. I am happy to write this review.

A great fancy dress shop where you can buy or even hire out costumes and props for any event that…read moreyou are attending. They have many different costumes from 1920's, sci-fi, film and tv etc. You can even try on them before buying or hiring from there store. They even sell a vast amount of props. So if you want a pair of wings, a sword or even a skull whatever you are looking for I am sure you will find it there and at a reasonable price. They even sell items and costumes for future Secret Cinema events. So wanting to get groovy for a party or event then go on down to Mad World you would be mad not to!

Any shop that "meows" at me as I walk through the door is going to be a hit with me. Glitter on the…read morefloor as you enter, masks lining the walls, rows of petticoats, long gloves and fur hats. It's like a dream world of wonderfulness. Now I don't think this is a fancy dress shop, but they do sell a lot of fancy dress. I just think that the people who work here and their regular shoppers think it's quite normal to walk around London wearing cat ears. I popped in to grab some bits for halloween and for £20 walked away with a bag of goodies that will ensure I'm all fright on the night! It's not cheap, but I've seen pricer. Although their staff are super duper helpful and I was in and out in under five minutes with everything I needed. Yay for Ad Hoc.

This is a really funky shop in the heart of Chelsea, here you will find a vast array of retro…read morefashion items and accessories, interesting looking sunglasses, rings, t-shirts and various other bits and bobs. Everything in this shop is super bright, fun and colourful. I recently got a really lovely mini hot water bottle with a cover that had a heart on it as a present for someone for £10.

I purchased a product from this business and found out within 24 hours, I contacted customer…read moreservice about it wanting to cancel my order and was informed I couldn't as it had already shipped. Then, 2 days later I get an email telling me my package was processed and will ship shortly. So I was misinformed. Wrote to costumer service to explain and even after 3 emails I had no response or reach out. Very frustrated! Asked to verify return process and nothing. Really irritated by the blatantly wrong and misleading information.

I visited Mad World first thing on a Monday morning on the hunt for an astronaut costume. In fact,…read moreI had been on the hunt for the astronaut costume since the Friday before and luckily this was the one shop that had one in stock. Astronauts must be in demand. The staff were extremely helpful on the phone and on walking in, despite my practically jumping on the lady who worked there as soon as she arrived to make sure I got the costume, she wasn't at all irritated and very friendly. I had a mooch around the shop which I have to admit made a light start to a gloomy Monday morning - they have all sorts of fun costumes and accessories including some huge and gorgeous 'Bling Rings for £2 which I actually contemplated buying for real use. The outfit cost £60 hire for the week which is very competitive in comparison to other London fancy dress shops. The costume was a bit more...colourful (lots of sequins on the boots) than probably what Neil Armstrong is used to but it did the job! The place is a little tricky to find and almost like a warehouse when you get inside. Definitely one to try for your next fancy dress (or astronaut) party.

This used to be a store that I would avoid at any cost. Not because it's cheap with cheap quality…read moregoods, but father it was a mess, and the queue was always so long. If I saw something I wanted to buy, I would pick it, look at the queue, put it back down and walk out. If I really wanted something, I would come back at a later date, but make sure that I arrived and got served before the hoard of shoppers arrived. I have to say, since the opening of the two huge Primark stores on Oxford Street, things in this particular branch have inproved enormously. The display no longer a thrift shop appearance of jumbles clothes. Also the queues are not as bad as they used be. I think the die hard Primark shoppers would rather make the trek to Oxford Street, where the chioce of goods is that much greater. For any American visitors coming to London wondering what kind of store Primark is, think an even cheaper version of Old Navy for clothes and Walmart of bedding and household accessories. The reason this store only gets three stars is due to the size of the store means that the selection is limited and does not cover the full range of Primark goods.

I came here probably much like everyone else, hoping they could find some PRIMARK goodies without…read moremaking a trip to the 24-7 INSANE Oxford Circus location. But, after my visit to the Kilburn location I learned that each store is very (VERY) different than the next. Crap is EVERYWHERE. I seriously didn't even see anyone working there picking things up. I know Oxford Circus is the huge, flagship store, but they always have about 50 workers scrambling around the tourists trying to fix up the shop in order. Any retail business should care as least a little bit if their merchandise is all on the floor. It shouldn't matter if it's only 1 quid either. Not only is this location a complete and utter disaster, but the merchandise isn't even any good. Yes, the store is smaller, but I found what is in store not to be really any worth buying. Suck it up, wake up at 9 and go to the Oxford Circus location. TRUST ME.