
Founded by model Taylor King, Espionage has become one of Los Angeles' most popular gift shops, having curated present packages for celebrities with the likes of Oprah, Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, Renee Zellweger, and more. Don't let that categorization fool you, though. While the boutique does specialize in expertly curated gift sets (more on those later), it also stocks a unique selection of vintage designer clothing, reclaimed furniture, new and vintage homegoods, paper goods, jewelry, and more. Boasting a welcoming space complete with dark blue and black walls, gold display shelves, leather resting chairs, and shoppable items covering every square inch, it's a place you can rely on for unique finds and uncommon treasures time and time again.

If you are shopping for someone else, you’ll be delighted by the gift sets Taylor has dreamed up. There’s the Drinker Package, which can include vintage barware, a cocktail recipe book, an infusion kit, a decanter, a bottle opener, and more; the Spa Package, which might feature a silk eye mask, bath salts, lotions, candles, and bath bombs; and the Game Night Package, which might be stocked with dominoes, chess, checkers, backgammon, poker, or chocolate; and many more. Each set is customizable and starts between $50-$100, meaning no matter who you’re shopping for and what your price range is, you’re sure to find something perfect.
Outside of the gift sets, Espionage’s offerings truly run the gamut. Some of their more random items include a Memaizing hair dye kit, a box of Louis Sherry chocolates, an Andy Warhol butterfly coin dish, and a 100-piece alien puzzle. For your home, they’ve got everything from vintage mid-century prado drink glasses and a gold bar cart to vintage silver cutlery sets and cute glass honey pots. Don’t miss their selection of consignment clothing and accessories, where you might score a ruffled Miu Miu blouse or a 1920’s beaded purse, and check out their collection of playful jewelry styles, from dainty gold chokers to rainbow beaded BFF bracelets.

Product photos courtesy of Espionage.