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.

Service was quite personal and friendly. We interesting finds a treasure trove of eclectic items.read more

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!!

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...

I went to swamp rags today. 1. INCREDIBLY overpriced. Old…read moreass tee shirts being sold for as much as $65! 2. Music was loud and sucky and made me want to run but I looked at everything anyways. 3. Sales rep COULD not have given less than a shit. 4. Smelled overpowering in there. 5. No clear signage between men's and or if there WERE women's but at this price point--GOOD BYE. Just another indication of outside money ruining this city.

While we waited for our BNB to open up, we Googled "thrift shops" and this one was the closest to…read moreus walking distance from where we ate lunch at Johnny's Po Boy. When we got here, we immediately saw the vintage decorations on the walls and around the store. It really gives the space a nice vintage look and feel. Some of the retro furniture's consisted of old school arcade games, cooler, pull out drawers, etc. As we went around the store and looked at the tags, we realized we weren't at your average thrift store, but instead it became apparent that we were in a more retro and vintage novelties store. There were several really fun pieces that I would've loved to taken home with me, but it wasn't in my budget for this trip. Lot's of cool nostalgic pieces for sure! It was a cute spot to look around and it was definitely worth the stop.

I travel to New Orleans a couple times a year for parades. on each visit, I make sure to visit…read moreVintage 329 and my favorite shop girl, Bridget! I don't necessarily go for the largest selection of vintage Gucci and Chanel jewelry. I go because there are so many wonderful unique pieces. I always find something to fit my fancy!

Wow! What an amazing store. They have quality merchandise from designer jewelry to art work…read more Pricing is fair and the staff friendly and knowledgeable. They know their stuff.

LOVED This vintage store in the Quarter. Happened to find it on our last day and were blown away by…read morethe quality, merchandising and the price. Really personal service, but not pushy, just friendly. Really cool store with a wide range of prices if you just need to scratch that "I need to buy something" itch. I was ready to leave with a in house printed $10 tote bag but the clothes were actually affordable!! It had been a whole week of looking and shopping for vintage treasures and getting sticker shock. I get it, good vintage is getting harder to source and I don't scoff, I just admire and try again. Came in with my daughter and we IMMEDIATELY found some cool locally made gifts and then a pretty slip top that was in pristine condition for a very fair price, last day of our trip means it's a buy. Then we found the $30 "Stuff a tote" bin in the back and it was another great surprise. Scored some beautiful pieces to take home as gifts. It's a must visit, great selection for me and women in a wide range of sizes and seasons. BONUS: the vintage tee rack is almost exclusively NOLA theme. Super rad detail.

Lots of vintage clothes, especially leather and jeans jackets, mid century nightgowns and robes,…read moresome high end vintage jewelry. Handmade tshirts.

Amazing service and exceptional quality! Unique accessories and designer fashions…read more Pieces you will not find anywhere else!

This is just a MUST STOP every time I'm in New Orleans! Such a special little boutique with the…read moremost exquisite choices - my daughter falls in love here (21) and my mother has too! (82) And there's something new to see every single visit

Style, grace and unique selection for discerning tastes, this shop is a direct portal into your…read moreinner diva. If you are hanging out in the Quarter, this place is on the "must shop" list.

DO NOT SHOP HERE. This shop stole $200 from me…read more I bought a dress here at the end of April for $200. I took the dress home, then found out the event I had been planning to wear it to was canceled. The following Friday I went back to the store to return it. No one was there, despite the signage and the website saying the store should be open. I called the number on the website and a different number on the front door asking when their hours were. Didn't hear back. Okay, fine. I sent them an email. Never heard back. I went back to the store the following Sunday. They're closed despite the signage, again. So finally on May 16th I bring the dress down there a third time, on a Saturday this time, and they're open. They explained that they don't usually do returns, but that they'd allow me to make a return this time, in exchange for a gift certificate, but it would take a few days to process. They wrote down my email, phone number, physical address, and said they would get back to me by the following Tuesday at the latest. I also left the dress with them, which now I see was a stupid move. It's June 2nd! I've called them! I've emailed them! I've physically gone down there, and they were, surprise, closed when they said they would be open! They have obviously not responded to anything. So: I don't have a dress. They have my $200. They're not returning my calls. What am I supposed to think, here? I'm obviously never buying anything from them again, and I strongly suggest you don't either.