Found this little shop walking down the street literally …read more Wishing I could remember the lovely lady name , I did grab a " brat " necklace for my daughter . She has a lovely Barbie photo set up you can take pictures in . Prices were very affordable, bang for your buck and so much to choose from !

This is the cutest store in the quarter! I work around the corner and regularly stop in to see…read moretheir new items. Fun and funky claw clips, earrings, barrettes and bows that I wear outside of work, but also get me sooo many compliments while I'm waiting tables. The customer service is top tier, the lady who runs it always points out stuff that she thinks I'll like, and she's always right!

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!!

I had the best time trying on clothes and Stephanie was such a great help giving some wonderful…read moresuggestions. The shop has a wide selection of fun vibrant clothes with a few designers sprinkled in. The quality of the clothes are well worth the cost.

Didn't mind that the pricing is aggressive $$$$ did mind that the staff is aggressive...and rude.read more

I'm sad to leave this review, as I've been shopping here for years and love this place…read morehistorically. I went in yesterday with my boyfriend and was so excited to show him the shop. The business owner, presumably, was stationed at the front of the store. The gentleman proceeded to stare us down for the entire time we shopped in the store, so much so that both my partner and I were made to feel quite unwelcome. I thanked him before we left and he just continued to stare. We did not appreciate it.

Alice and Amelia, Magazine Street (West Riverside area). When I look for nice New Orleans themed…read moregifts -- usually for friends and family unlucky enough to be stuck at home in the freezing Northwest -- Alice and Amelia is certainly my go-to shop. I find it has a large selection of curated, fun, useful and affordable gifts, not the kitschy, tourist junk so common in souvenir stores and supermarkets. If there is something you want, but don't see, ask for the owner, Joann. She will be happy to work with you. (BTW, Alice and Amelia are Joann's delightful granddaughters). Alice and Amelia, on Magazine Street, highly recommended, Five Stars.

One of the best thrift stores I've been to! So many unique and classic pieces and prices are…read morereasonable. The owner was awesome and has a large variety of stuff. Worth checking out!!!

Kind people. Wonderful things. Prices accessible. Artistic but grounded too. Spacious and yet full…read moreof interesting nooks...

Dammit! Why didn't I…read morebuy those super cute orange platform shoes while I was there and I had a chance!?! Now that I am approximately 2, 553 miles away, back in Portland, Oregon, it is no longer convenient. Ah, to hell with convenient, it is not event possible. I even created an on-line account so I could shop the on-line store. I didn't even find shoes. NO SHOES!?! What is the world coming to? So eff that. I'm not even going to look at your stupid online business if you don't have shoes. The shoes you have in your brick and mortar stores are super cute. Can you tell how distraught I am? I'll have a cup of tea, do some yoga, maybe some breathing exercises, don't worry about me, I'll be fine. Meanwhile, I'm still pining for those lovely orange platforms. I will always love you orange platform shoes that got away.

Definitely different from the hundreds of other stores selling touristy dresses. A bunch of us…read moregirls came in after seeing a "dollar sale" sign, yet the lady said it only applies after buying two items. Eh. Cute stuff, yet pretty pricey. You gotta venture off elsewhere if you want clothes for a good bargain.

The hostess was awesome. There were a few things that I wanted to get that I will definitely be…read moreback for on my next trip. I did luck up and found the perfect purse that wasn't a backpack for walking in this heat to carry my water bottle and accessories without being way down in the hot sun. A great stop to find some trinkets and souvenirs for a decent price. There are a lot of shops in the French quarter that offered the same touristy t-shirts and small items. This one was a little bit more unique in their selection. Ladies if you need a nice summer dress or if you are like me and you don't like carrying a carry on, do your shopping here for your summer wear.

Not sure how to rate this place but it has some great thing in there. I finally found earring,…read morethank goodness. The lady behind the counter was very friendly and healthful. I WOULD shop there again.

Super hip vintage shop in New Orleans with a small but VERY cool collection!…read more Shop owner was great and so friendly. I definitely recommend checking this spot OUT!

It's more than just a vintage store. Every aspect of the shop feels intentional. It's an…read moreenvironment where people are invited to slow down and reconnect with themselves through clothing, style, and presence. But that's only what's experienced on the surface. If you could strip yourself down to your bare bones--who is looking back in the mirror, and how would you re-layer yourself to show up in the world? What version of you is on the other side, waiting to be expressed? Bdffrnt felt like a transformational space to me in a way that is rare. I experienced it as a place where you're encouraged to explore--not just the pieces, but how you feel in them and what they bring out in you. There's no pressure or force, just genuine warmth, guidance, and a sense of openness if you come in willing to engage with yourself. Astrid, the owner, brought a grounded and attentive presence. She was available in a way that felt supportive without being intrusive, which added to the overall feeling of ease in the space. She asks real questions to get to know you. She offers pieces you otherwise may look past. It's as if she sees the version of you often held back from the world, and encourages you toward what feels more fully expressed. Yes, through clothing, but also in life in general. It's less about shopping quickly and more about having a moment to reflect, try things on, and notice what resonates. A version of play that leads to self-discovery. What do you see in yourself through the process? What do you learn? What do you like, and what would you want to shift? A real experience unlike any other. Whether you leave with a new piece or simply a new perspective, the experience stays with you long after you walk out the door.