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  • Scriptura

    You’ll never want to send an e-mail again after visiting this charming paperie that sells whimsical notebooks, creamy writing papers, fountain pens and other high-end accessories. The custom printing and invitations are a local favorite, and the wrapping papers just might outshine the gift. (08/2011)

    5423 Magazine St
    504-897-1555
    scriptura.com

  • Fischer-Gambino

    Lamps, chandeliers, candelabra: If it glows, it’s sold at this chockablock antiques store in the middle of the French Quarter’s Royal Street shopping district. The staff will be happy to help you ship that giant, one-of-a-kind purchase back home. (05/2011)

    637 Royal St
    504-524-9067
    fischergamb...orleans.com

  • Lucullus Antiques

    Patrick Dunne's shop is filled with culinary antiques, from sideboards to salt cellars. Collectors and browsers alike appreciate the unique ceramics, glass, linens and decorative art—it’s American history as seen through the kitchen. (04/2011)

    610 Chartres St
    504-528-9620
    lucullusantiques.com

  • Fleurty Girl

    Artist Lauren Thom’s clothing is fresh and brash. Her punny T-shirts are local favorites that make offbeat souvenirs— Saints quarterback Drew Brees is immortalized on one reading “Breesus is My Homeboy,” and the fan chant “Who Dat” is rendered as “Who D@?” (02/2011)

    3117 Magazine St
    504-301-2557
    fleurtygirl.net



  • FIFI MAHONY’S

    Fifi ’s is a one-stop-shop for Mardi Gras masqueraders and anyone with the daring to wear an outrageous bouffant or studded rhinestone belt. The store also carries its own makeup line. (01/2011)

    934 Royal St
    504-525-4343
    fi fi mahonys.com

  • ARIUS TILE

    This small store on Jackson Square is a trove of ceramic tile artwork with distinctly Louisiana designs: crawfi sh, fl eur de lis, beignets, chili peppers, hot sauce bottles, magnolia blossoms and even NOLA’s iconic sun-andmoon water meter covers. (01/2011)

    504 St. Peter St
    504-529-1665
    ariustile.com

  • BITTERSWEET CONFECTIONS

    Truffl es, candies and cakes become edible art at this French-inspired but modern chocolatier, where the wrappings are as stunning as what’s inside. Don’t miss the spicy dark chocolate bark fl avored with chili or the Bananas Foster truffle. (01/2011)

    5331 Canal Blvd
    504-484-0780

  • BUSH ANTIQUES

    Allain Bush takes annual buying trips to Europe to track down “elegantly aged,” eyecatching Continental furniture. Then she sets it all up in 12 separate showrooms that more closely resemble carefully composed still-life art backdrops than a typical antiquery. (11/2010)

    2109 Magazine St
    504-581-3518
    bushantiques.com



  • NEW ORLEANS KNOTS

    Shopping at this boutique, which focuses on men’s accessories (but carries some for women as well), is more about the experience than the purchases. Styles range from Wall Street to Bourbon Street, but it’s the impeccable customer service from colorful local staff that will make your experience memorable. (11/2010)

    333 Canal St
    504-525-6687
    myneworleansknots.com

  • SANTA’S QUARTERS

    This holiday outlet offers Christmas decorations of all types, many of which have distinctive New Orleans themes. (11/2010)

    1025 Decatur St
    888-334-7527
    santasquarters.com

  • SERENDIPITOUS MASKS

    Leave caution at the door of this daring boutique, which features flashy, over-the-top disguises made by local artists with everything from feathers to leather. (09/2010)

    831 Decatur St
    504-522-9158

  • YVONNE LAFLEUR

    “A lady has to have confidence to wear a hat,” says milliner and shop owner Yvonne LaFleur. Luckily, self-assured shoppers can visit this unique boutique, which features customdesigned vintage hats, as well as an exquisite selection of lingerie, dresses and gowns. (09/2010)

    8131 Hampson St
    504-866-9666
    yvonnelafleur.com