First-Ever AHS Exhibit: The Style of Scare

As a lover of all things horror, American Horror Story is naturally a favorite television show of mine. If you haven’t seen the critically-acclaimed anthology series, I highly recommend adding it to your Netflix queue. Full disclosure: it’s weird, but unabashedly so. If you already know and love the show, you’ll especially enjoy the free AHS exhibit at The Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills, which runs until August 13th. “The Style of Scare: A Costume Retrospective” is the first-ever AHS exhibit and focuses on costumes and props from the chilling six seasons. While not every costume is on display and some seasons are better represented than others (namely Asylum, Freakshow, and Hotel), the exhibit makes for a fun way to spend a free afternoon. You can grab brunch at The Farm of Beverly Hills or coffee at Alfred’s, both of which are a stone’s throw away from The Paley Center, and then head over when the doors open at noon.

Here is a sneak-peak at some of what you’ll find inside the exhibit:

Looking for more to do in Los Angeles? Check out my L.A. Guide here and my review on The Museum of Broken Relationships in Hollywood here.