I make a point to find the nearest Nordstrom Rack whenever I'm traveling…read more As for this one at the Port of New Orleans, I was pleasantly surprised by their denim selection. They had a great assortment from Good American and Madewell, with a good range of sizes and styles to choose from. So yay because I needed a pair of jeans because the weather was much cooler than I'd packed for. The dress section, however, felt a bit repetitive. Lots of the same styles, so not a ton of variety there. One thing that really stood out was the shoe section, especially if you're a size 10. There was a very large selection, which isn't always easy to find. Overall, a solid stop if you're looking for quality denim and shoes, but also know that it's Nordstrom Rack so options will always vary.

Very warm and smelling of raw sewage. These are two things you do not look for in a clothing store…read more There are so many more things that are not attributes for clothing store, but these have to be near the top of the list. Then there's the ridiculous attempt at tricking you into signing up for a Nordstrom credit card. Why would anyone sign up for a Nordstrom credit card? At checkout they ask you, do you want to join? They say, it's 60% off today. If you say, sure. I'll join as long as there's no charge. They say there's no charge, then they start signing you up for a credit card. Although it's not it should be illegal. As long as you don't join anything, sign up for anything, or elect any credit cards, the prices here are reasonable.

Buffalo Exchange has been a staple in my thrift store rotation forever. You have to sift through a…read morelot of clothes but you will find a few nice pieces ever so often. My heart was broken when I found the most beautiful beaded, silk skirt that simply didn't fit. Humbling experience but that's the way it goes sometimes. I hope someone else can take advantage of the deal- very high quality piece. I did however find a couple of cute pieces that I'm excited to wear. So stay tuned for outfit pics.

I am so confused by this Buffalo Exchange. This is a consignment store, that seems more geared…read moretowards young, college aged people. Immediately upon walking inside it smelled like young people after working out. I'm not sure about you, but I'd rather inhale the odor of old people moth, then this. On another note, why is everything so overpriced? Why is a basic white tee shirt $30? There are some nicer shoes and purses, that are in pretty good shape, but their prices aren't any better than at Nordstrom Rack. I wouldn't shop here, nor would I do business with Buffalo Exchange.

Love the selection and very happy with my airmax 97s. Got a great deal! Owner is very knowledgeable…read moreand passionate about his work. His showroom is truly an art gallery of fashion and design definitely recommend and will shop here again.

From the owner: Welcome to 86 Avenue, your premier destination for high-end designer consignment in downtown New…read moreOrleans. We specialize in authentic luxury clothing, limited-edition sneakers, and curated artwork — all carefully selected to meet the tastes of fashion-forward and art-savvy clientele. Whether you are hunting for rare streetwear, iconic designer pieces, or unique artwork to elevate your space, you’ll find something exceptional here. Our inventory features top brands like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Off-White, Supreme, Yeezy, and more — with new arrivals weekly. Buy. Consign. Discover. Redefine your style with luxury for less.

Good service. Fair prices and some hidden gems. Very fun store to shop for cool vintage items.read more

Incredibly well curated, high quality vintage with first-class service! I don't usually venture to…read morethe FQ, but had to feed my vintage clothing obsession, knowing that this shop is associated with New Orleans' beloved Trashy Diva brand. This place was an absolute treasure trove of beautiful clothing and accessories. Y'all, this is not your average "Talbot's from the 90's" stock that many "vintage" stores contain (and yes I understand that 90's qualifies as vintage these days!) This is the place to go for a show-stopping special occasion dress from the 1940s, with intact jeweled buttons and a peplum detail at the waist. Or a flowing silk robe from the 1920s with a bold print of fans and florals. Or a beautifully carved sweater clip to accompany the fur-collared cashmere from 1950s. You get the picture! Now, this shop will have a higher price point than your average dig-through-the-rack vintage, because literally every piece is a gem. That said, the pricing is incredibly fair for what you are purchasing! I will treasure the pieces I bought from my visit last weekend, and can't wait to return! I also want to add that the shop employee Kim was just top notch! She was knowledgeable of each item and a joy to talk to. This place is a MUST VISIT for any vintage lover!!

Great shop with unique finds! Prices were good and staff was very helpful. Just stumbled upon…read morethe shop, but will definitely be back when I am in the area.

The absolute best! If you love and know quality designer fashion, this is the place. They have the…read moregood stuff at unbeatable prices! Have been shopping at UAL since the 90s. Friendly and tremendously helpful staff. They will ship your purchases so you don't need to haul your finds home (if, like me, you are visiting from out of state). A++++.

I'd like to give Road Kill five stars: the clothes are incredible and priced competitively for the…read morequality, which isn't a guarantee in this deeply touristed district. Coats, capes, shirts, shoes, jackets, goth, steampunk--it's all there and very cool. The two women that helped me were also friendly and knew the product and the fitting room is as stylish as the rest of the place. My issue is that I wanted a different size of something in stock and left my number on a peice of paper to get a call later (I haven't gotten a call, but it might just not be back in stock, so no big deal). I was hoping I could simply check back online, but the web page is a seldom-updated disaster. So, I loved the shop, and I'll be back when I'm in NOLA, but I'd also love it if I could buy stuff from NY State, where I live, and just have it shipped. Clean up the web page so I can do that?

Where style lives and breaths…read more Road Kill is a clothing boutique for men and women specializing in cool, original clothing with heavy leaning into punk, rock, and pop aesthetics. Everything from tops, bottoms, costumes, shoes, jewelry, and other accessories will be found here. Far from fast fashion, these are quality threads that will not only last you, but will keep catching eyes for years to come. The people working here are friendly and patient. They'll help you find the clothes you want in the sizes they have. Prices are high at Road Kill, but that's to be expected with the level of quality you're going to be getting out of your clothes. In our last visit, my wife found a beautiful and colorful set of boots, made with genuine leather. They were cool, comfy, and around $150. Which might be high for some, but honestly, we thought it was an excellent deal. Whether you need to dress up for a special night, or need to expand your already magnificent wardrobe, Road Kill has got you covered.

Really cute inside; I honestly spent 20+ minutes browsing everything in the store in multiple…read moreloops. I loved the variation in store items and variation in price range; I didn't feel like things were too expensive for the product. There really is something for everyone in here and so cute!

I love this shop! So many cute things, to the point I just want to buy every single things. The…read morestore's cashier was very friendly and helpful. Store is very bright and clean.

I realized I needed to treat myself to a new luxury purse since I haven't bought myself one in a…read morelong time so I decided to go see my girl Sinitta Henderson at Gucci to see what they had in stock. I was gonna buy one online but I wanted the full in-store experience so I went to my local Saks Fifth Avenue that has the Gucci store inside. The service Sinitta provided was awesome, she showed me a couple different styles in my price range and I immediately fell in love with the purse I bought when I laid eyes on it. I knew that was the one for me!! I will definitely return when looking for more luxury items.

Awesome place. They have a wide choice. Prices are very good. The people that are very nice…read more You will enjoy the area.

Nice shop to browse vintage-style clothes and accessories while escaping the New Orleans heat…read more Dollz & Dames elegantly displays their products in store and online. A stylishly dressed mannequin caught our attention as we walked by the shop. We decided to stop in, peruse the shelves, and chat with the manager. We didn't end up making a purchase, since it is pricy for an unnecessary purchase. If I lived in the area, I'd likely return here when in need of outfits for special occasions.

Love it but I got ripped off. The employee told me the dresses were designed locally and they…read morepartner with makers to create them. Come to find out I reverse searched my new $200 dress to find the same one from a store based in California for $80. Fun to window shop but I won't buy anything again.

This is the cutest shop on Magazine Street! So many great gifts that represent New Orleans…read more I wasn't really in the market for anything, just browsing, but then I found a lovely Magnolia patterned dog collar - perfect for my beagador named MAGNOLIA! Then I found out from the shop attendant that the state flower of Louisiana is the Magnolia! What??? My boyfriend's mom was born & raised in NOLA and loved our dog. She has been gone for a year and half, so finding this out strangely makes me feel connected to her and that she is still around. :*) Anyway, the sweet shop guy asked me to tell him the story of how my dog and I found each other. I recounted the tale of how I found her at PAWS Chicago, where she came from originally (Oklahoma), that she had a brother named "Steel", how she saved me from a life of stress, and then our connection to NOLA. I always appreciate when someone can create a warm and fuzzy moment. So thank you, Shop Guy! The collar is high quality all around - material and construction. I have purchased MANY custom collars for my baby girl and this has been the best so far. It's worth the money because I know it will last for a long time. I will be checking out their website for Christmas gift ideas since we won't be back until next year!

Adorbs! What a bright, delightful little shop at the Irish Channel end of Magazine. If you are a…read moreproud native of the Gulf Coast, or just an enthusiastic visitor/transplant (or gift giver to someone who is), you will find something to love at NOLA Couture. Think of all the symbols of New Orleans and bayou culture and cuisine. Now imagine those artfully integrated into a subtle, tasteful geometric pattern that appears on high quality accessories for ladies, men, kids, and furry friends who want to keep a little NOLA with them always. NOLA Couture has developed custom fabrics and ribbons that show off your Gulf Coast pride in a classic preppy style that you can wear to office or church without coming off too wacky. Think ties, belts, key fobs, bags, scarves, pet collars & leashes, insulated tumblers, glassware, candles, and so on. The ties and scarves are 100% silk & wool. Patterns include: --red beans & rice --snoballs --poboys & hot sauce --gumbo --seafood --shrimp cocktail --beignets & cafe au lait --gators --redfish --Mardi Gras kings --Saints --Louisiana --sea turtles --pirates --2nd line --boats --mosquitos --fleur de lis --fleur de sea (with a fish, shrimp, oyster, and crawfish) --street cars --hurricanes --daiquiris --seahorses --oysters & pearls --pelicans --mallards --seersucker I could not resist coming home with a red beans & rice belt for myself, plus a few ties for the Cajun/Creole men in the family. I'll probably be heading back to the online store for more gifts for upcoming birthdays. Fans of LSU, Bama, Tulane, SMU (oddly), Florida and other southern colleges can find some neat things here, too. NOLA Couture even can do custom designs for you (your school, business logo, etc.), and shipping is free for orders over $65. Prices are not cheap (ranging from $10 for a laser etched glass to $95 for a loomed scarf), but the quality of the all the goods appears solid. If you are looking for $10 T-shirts about drinking on Bourbon, this isn't your shop, but then you knew that!