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- Sep 23, 2026
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Sisters Launch Shopping Collective on Magazine Street (opens the original)
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Though raised in Arkansas, the Beard sisters, Laurin and Ansley, have always had a strong connection to New Orleans. Their maternal grandparents were Louisiana natives and their family never missed a Mardi Gras. The connection eventually grew deeper as both studied at Tulane University, Laurin receiving an art history degree and Ansley a law degree from Tulane Law School. They’ve traveled extensively but ultimately found their way back to New Orleans; citing their reason for return like only a l
A Local Florist is Redesigning a Favorite Uptown Gift Shop (opens the original)
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As an Uptown New Orleans native, Judy has always been part of my life. Aspirational yet approachable, whimsical yet wonderfully useful, it’s the kind of shop that’s always there when you need it. Can’t find a birthday present for mom? Need a wedding gift for a friend? Judy has you covered. Now, under new ownership, the shop is poised to kill even more birds with one stone. Longtime florist and new owner, Pamela Georges has reimagined the shop through her chic, worldly lens bringing her stunning
Statement Earrings: A Stylish Comeback in Fashion (opens the original)
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To come of age in the late ’80s and early ’90s was to understand Power Dressing. Although I didn’t fully download the necessity and statement of it all at that age, I felt it. My mother and her glamorous friends provided great inspiration as did the female characters on evening TV. I was learning, without instruction, that bigger everything could be decidedly feminine and powerful. This involved exaggerated shoulder pads, sculptural, sometimes severe silhouettes, and BIG accessories. I longed to
Maison Ludeau: A New Music Haven on Magazine Street (opens the original)
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Many things on Instagram make me want to improve my parenting, particularly when it comes to musical education. As a child, I loved music and still delusionally insist that if my parents had pushed me harder, I’d be a Mozart level musician. My silly grievances aside, the Instagram reels of hard-working children caught my eye because of their impressive musical performances but also their shared enrollment at The Chase Conservatory. But this post isn’t about music or parenting. It’s about Chase L
H&H Estate Sale Launches New Consignment Program (opens the original)
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For the last four decades, H & H Estate Sales has facilitated estate sales in some of the finest New Orleans homes. My mother, an avid estate sale devotee, has been bringing me along with her for almost as long. Throughout my young adulthood, these little excursions became an effortless way to bond and spend time together. Today, I’ve got kid duties most weekends and don’t have as much time to shop the sales. For most of H&H’s existence, the sales have been hosted exclusively on-site, at the hom
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