The store was great, a lot of good products, pricing was what you would expect, not overpriced for…read morethe items. Unfortunately, he was pretty rude and wouldn't let my partner try on a crop top because "men destroy the merchandise when they try on women's clothes." My boyfriend is very small, and can fit into me and my mothers clothing (women's s-xs) and the crop top was quite large but he was adamant that since it was a women's shirt it would not fit. We are both alternative, and when we walk into an alternative store we didn't expect for masculine people to not be allowed to try the women's clothing. He also said something to me about how the shorts I was buying were for men. Seemed weirdly conservative on who bought what clothes. Mildly disappointing.

Don't waste your time coming here, every review about the owner being a condescending jerk is true…read moreand then some. Took my brother to the store and him being a younger kid he was excited and took his time looking around and I guess the 'owner' didn't want business that day because he said under his breath several times 'can you please get the ____ out'. He also answers questions with a rhetorical idiotic response such as 'you should have gone to a concert' to an obviously younger teenage kid about a band who hasn't played a live concert in decades ? The last straw was his beat up raggedy sticker book that he insisted we flip through page by page as to not ruin the pages, just to flip through the book himself, aggressively rip out a page and blame it on my brother. When I asked if he was the owner and he said yes I told him he was extremely rude and unwelcoming and he immediately called me a fata** multiple times and told me to leave, as I was walking out. Needless to say someone is bitter that the only rock and roll dream they got to live out is selling used tshirts and merch and wants to ruin the experience for everyone else. Roadkill is up the street, with similar merchandise, way better vibes and workers who actually engage with you and are happy you're there.

Came in five minutes ago, prepared to shop, and spent 10 minutes browsing with only two other…read morecustomers in the store. Three employees had an ongoing conversation amongst themselves behind the counter and could not be bothered to greet me for even a second or ask me if I wanted any help. Saw several things I would've bought, but decided not to give this place my money if they can't be bothered to even say hello to a potential customer.

I've been shopping at Funky Monkey for years. It's located on Magazine, my favorite area to hang…read moreout, browse and shop. It's a vintage thrift store but they also sell a limited number new items. I visit when I need a unique piece or even a costume or wig. The pricing is usually reasonable depending on the piece. They're very particular when choosing what to buy and I appreciate that as a buyer. I've sold a few things but im always surprised by what they choose to skip on in terms of high end gently worn items from my own closet. In any case, I respect their methods. The staff is usually pretty helpful though not always the most enthusiastic. However, I understand everyone has rough days. Some of my favorite pieces come from Funky Monkey, so I'll definitely be back.

Fabulous little store for fancy dresses both modern & vintage. I took my mother here who was having…read morea costume emergency and this store saved our day and saved my mother from having a costume catastrophe. If your wife daughter or mom is in desperate need for some cool outfits this is where to go highly recommend!

Quite literally the most disappointing experience I have ever had at a vintage store. I am from…read moreHollywood and while planning my trip to New Orleans was very excited to come to Miss Claudia's. There were several pieces posted on the instagram as well well as Etsy shop that ai was interested in. The worker for one was very dismissive and acted like I couldn't have been wasting their time more. They told me some of the stuff was in the back and that they weren't sure if they were still available. They then got a call from the actual store owner Claudia who I asked if she knew where these items were. I described the garments as listed and was then put on the phone with her. She was also quite disrespectful and had me on the phone with her for 5 minutes talking in circles on why she wasn't sure of her own inventory. I will not be back, I have unfollowed the account on instagram, and I left upset and feeling heavily disrespected. I am a queer man by the way.

I will say that this is a SUPER cute boutique. But it's pricey too. I bought a super cute wrist…read morekeyring and wallet that was not that expensive which I use every single day. I loved walking through the store and taking so many pictures of all of the decor and merchandise. My friend and I had a day to relax and stroll Magazine and we popped in here because well, peonies are my favorite flower and I'm covered in them!! I did feel a BIT put off because I felt condescended to by who I think was the blonde owner. She didn't even acknowledge me when I was standing waiting to check out. A younger employee noticed and asked if I was being helped and I said no I just wanted to check out. That's the 4 versus 5 stars. Her attitude sure changed when I handed over a Rose Gold AMEX.

What dreams are made of! Whenever I need inspiration I head to Peony, one of the most charming…read moreclothing stores in New Orleans. It feels like being inside a magical snow globe. The tulle, beadwork, velvets, and silks are dizzying for the senses. Every display is imaginative and crafted with love. You can find many new independent female designers (Amur) as well as trusted classics (Diane Von Furstenberg and Jill Stuart). Their children's section is also my weakness! Every time we have a party or portrait made I make sure to stop here first!

BUYER BEWARE - READ THE FINE PRINT (IF YOU CAN FIND IT)…read more Ridiculous policies. Will shop other stores instead. Had a bad experience here a couple years ago, but tried to give it a second chance this week. I've now been burned twice, and I will not be spending anymore money here. Sad, because it does have cute stuff and it's in my neighborhood. In 2022, I purchased a clothing item for my son on black Friday. Everything in the store was discounted 20% or so that day, including full-priced items. This sale was announced verbally to customers as they shopped in the store. I purchased overalls (discounted to $70) in a 3T for my son who was wearing size 2T in most brands. Unfortunately, they were too tight to pull over his legs. When I tried to exchange for a larger size THE VERY NEXT MORNING, the owner said it could not be exchanged because I had purchased the item "on sale" on black Friday. Meanwhile, the other size was just sitting on the rack... and this policy was not announced at the time of my purchase! Had I known there was a no-exchange policy, I would not have purchased the silly overalls for my toddler! It was meant to be a fun purchase at a local store, a little splurge during the holiday break. There was no customization or monogram. What a waste of money! I felt like a sucker and hoped that I'd have a second kid who could fit into them someday. Last week, I purchased several items from the store for my child while he was at school. Because of my previous experience, I asked the cashier if the items could be returned if they didn't fit, as the items were all full price. She said yes, they can be returned. Today, I took two items into the store to return them, and another cashier said they only offer store credit, no refunds. I explained that I had asked about returns at the time of purchase, and the other employee said they could be returned. She just said "sorry the other person didn't explain it to you, that's the store policy". I scanned the room to see if I had missed a large and obvious sign explaining this policy for every item in the store. After several glances, I finally noticed the TINY sign next to some gift cards explaining the no-refunds policy. There are other local stores that offer the same brands, but don't make me feel foolish for shopping with them. (One of them is only a block away.) There is no need to be so stressed out shopping for little kid clothes! I will take my money elsewhere.

A cute, fun place to shop, where everything is alluring. I brought my Mom and she spent time…read morelooking at every single item in the store, she was so charmed. Boys and girls are covered here, all of it is quality.

Just grabbed brunch in the area and stopped in to look. The woman inside greeted us immediately and…read morewas so kind while we shopped around. Super cute items for ladies and little ones!

Well, once again, I enter into an establishment where I wasn't welcomed. I entered smiling and…read moreexcited @ the beautiful Mardi Gras sequenced joggers in the front door display. At that time the worker was chatting with someone inside the store, however the worker or owner was not smiling or happy to see me enter. I received the worst grimace, from a middle-age, blond headed woman, which stopped me in my tracks. She then made a beeline to the back of the store. Since I wasn't quite sure what she was going to do, so I didn't stay to find out because I didn't want to catch a case so I turned around and exited the store. Most people would've probably stayed and showed her how much they could spend, but I would never spend my money in an establishment where I was not welcomed. If this wasn't the owner, I recommend that the owner reevaluates the staff. Cute shop, but not all are welcome. Enter at your own risk!

This forever 21 was ok, i was just surprized by XXI being on the front of the store my first time…read moreseeing that, i thought the store was a little gloomy and crowded not right and open like the other stores i have visited. Especially by this being in such a nice mall, you all really need to fix it up inside

A shop for the Uptown set- "ladies who like to do a lot of home entertaining" comes to mind as the…read moredemographic. On the first floor, you'll enter past the sweet shop keepers who'll welcome you from behind the counter to find racks of active wear. Head to the back and upstairs for the cornucopia of gifts that are just right for the chicas in your life who like costume jewelry and various other kinds of ornamentation (for the body and the home). I appreciate the quirky bird cage drawings and custom made party and go cups most of all. When I stopped in here last Christmas, I found a bunch of gifts for folks back home ranging from the elegant to the shabby chic. Fleur de lis and crown ornaments are always a pleaser.

Pied Nu is a cute shop that is definitely geared towards a certain demographic and I am not that…read moredemographic. As much as I would love to spend $1400 on a silk dress, it's just not in my budget. Be that as it may, the items here are really lovely and worth the money, I think. They had sunglasses that were a few hundred dollars and equally expensive household items. The staff was very friendly and asked me if I needed help. I considered asking them if I could get a loan to buy some of their clothing, but I resisted. I probably won't shop here again, but that isn't their fault. This is a "it's not you, it's me" situation. I do love the layout of the store and the decor is just lovely. Really everything here is quite "high end" and the shopping experience feels special.