Trashy Diva Clothing Boutique

Monomin, located at 2104 Magazine St in New Orleans, offers chic, affordable fashion with a boutique vibe. Reviewers praise a clean, well organized shop with quality clothing, friendly staff, and helpful associates like Maddi. Shoppers also note a thoughtful touch—handwritten notes with every order—along with an appealing jewelry and accessories selection.

Hemline Magazine is a clothing store on 3310 Magazine St in New Orleans, offering stylish dresses and gowns. Customers praise the cute shop, quality pieces, and attentive, friendly staff—Bess, Shawna, Julia, and Katie—who assist with sizing, zips, and getting the right fit. Even during busy events, service stays top-notch, and the shop even offers to mail purchases when needed.

Blue Dream is a welcoming clothing store in New Orleans' Lower Garden District, offering a beautifully curated mix of vintage clothing, jewelry, perfumes, sterling silver pieces, and handmade gifts from local artists. Customers praise artful finds, friendly staff, and affordable prices on unique items—from sparkly vintage dresses to scented candles and quirky accessories. A vibrant haven for fashion lovers and creativity.

Road Kill is a bold clothing store in the French Quarter at 903 Decatur St, New Orleans, offering punk, goth, emo, steampunk, and other alternative fashion, plus shoes and accessories. Customers praise friendly staff who guide corset fittings, help pick outfits, and create a welcoming vibe. The shop is known for great prices and unique pieces, with occasional perks like a complimentary red witch hat.

Vintage Market by Trashy Diva offers a well-curated selection of clothes, bags, and vintage jewelry at 1920 Magazine St, New Orleans. Shoppers praise friendly staff like Adriana and Sigrid who help with sizing and styling. The shop features locally designed pieces, inclusive sizing, and exclusive limited-release prints, earning a devoted following in New Orleans and worldwide.

Elle Boutique Nola is a fashion-forward clothing store at 2108 Magazine St, New Orleans. The shop offers quality, well-made clothes with feminine styles and a wide range of prices. Customers consistently praise the friendly, informed staff and a welcoming shopping experience, though one review notes a racist incident by a staff member.