Hemline

Elegant ladies apparel. Classic and stylish styles. Unfortunately minimal selection in small petite sizes.
Very helpful though. Would return if shopping for someone else.

Beautiful clothes! Super helpful & friendly sales girls. Some things were quite priced high, while others were ok. (Depends on what you’re shopping for) I bought a beautiful pair of linen pants, they’re so comfortable, fit nicely & look great. They had fabulous shoes, but none in my size in the ones I liked. Boo. I managed to buy a few pretties & leave smiling though! They have a nice mix of casual chic to cocktail dresses and a lot in between so it’s worth a stop in!

Was in town for a conference and stopped in this shop to avoid the cold. The clothes in here are so cute and pretty unique. The store is on the pricier side but you also aren’t buying cheaply made mass produced clothes so that’s something to keep in mind. The sales associates also were so incredibly nice and helpful, incredibly well dressed welcoming and not pushy. I’m half glad there isn’t one of these stores in my hometown because I would go broke, but next time I’m in New Orleans I’ll definitely be back.

I’ve been to the other locations in NOLA, but this is the original store and they have really cute clothes (some at OMG prices) and the staff is really nice.
The space is gorgeous with lots of exposed brick and really attractive displays of accessories.
The selection was good with a number of different styles and brands to appeal to a variety of customers and sizes.
Definitely a spot to find a casually elegant outfit to make you feel fabulous.

I’m just slightly obsessed with this adorable boutique. And if you didn’t catch that, I really meant the opposite of slightly.
I remember Hemline from when I lived in New Orleans years ago, so it was definitely on my must-​visit list for my trip to Nola last weekend. On our very first day we stumbled upon it by accident and I fell completely back in love, as I knew I would. With the latest fashions from lines like Gypsy05, Nanette Lepore, Tracy Reese, Amanda Uprichard, Dolce vita, and so many more, you’d be hard pressed not to find something that catches your eye. They have tons of accessories, too, from shoes and bags to jewelry and even parasols.
The women who work there are so friendly and helpful, too, which is key to a good boutique for me. I never once felt pressured to purchase anything, which always makes me more inclined to spend my money at a store, I ended up snagging a pair of sandals on that first day that saved me throughout the weekend! Then, I returned on Monday after exploring other shops and bought an awesome dress.
I’ve only been to this location and the one on Magazine Street, and they do carry different inventory, as other Unilocalers have mentioned. This French Quarter location is apparently the flagship store, so it makes sense that they have more product than other stores. If I lived in Nola, I’d definitely be in trouble with this boutique.
Bottom line: this store rocks.

Such a cute boutique. If I lived in NO I would spend all my money in this store. Great casual weekend wear and things for out on the town. The accessories and shoes were nice too, and all at pretty reasonable prices. Make sure to ask if they have a sales rack. The day I went in they offered mimosas and petit fours while I browsed, yum!

Sometimes you walk into a boutique and as you start to sift through the racks you sense each item is selected with care by someone who really loves it.
This is MUCH desired over a boutique that clearly stocks only what Lucky Magazine dictates will sell that season.
This boutique has that characteristic. There is a good mix of more mid-​range priced items and affordable pieces. There are quirky, unexpected items which make it suited the NOLA.
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
While I didn’t see anything I fell in love with, I really appreciated the boutique and will go back. In Target times it’s really a relief to find a boutique that risks not taking such a formulaic approach to retail.

Hemline, I miss you immensely! Where else can I find unique dresses that no one in Columbus will have?
When I visited New Orleans my main objectives were to: party like a local, eat like a local, and shop any and everywhere.
Misson complete when I stepped into this place. Nestled right in the heart of the French Qtr, I was in awe of all of the unique selections. Most of the items were expensive for my budget, but I did select 2 dresses to pack up and bring home. You only live once, right?
Oh! And you can’t beat the cute pink reusable bag! I take it to the gym with me!

My girl came into town and we stopped by Hemline to see their formalwear. While their offerings are somewhat limited, they are at least one-​of-​a-​kind. We found the most beautiful gold and silver sequin gown (yes sequin). It was so glamorous! Plus, Erica was so helpful and even offered a military discount on this quite expensive gown that was displayed in the window! A great go-​to place for your formal needs, Ladies!

Oh Hemline… You had me at strappy platform sandals in the window with little porcini-​colored rosettes on the front.
After I snatched the nearest pair in my size, I barreled through your racks like a runaway trolley car on Canal St. tossing indie dresses, funky handmade jewelry and flowery Kai perfume products up onto the counter.
I need a freaking cigarette just thinking back on the sheer exhilaration of being in you and greedily snatching up all you had to offer.
You complete me Hemline.

Love this store. Different selection than the Magazine St boutique. Very few items in common. Love both locations & will be returning. Unique clothing & shoes that I can’t find in Nordy’s, Sax, or Belk’s.

I dropped by for a quick look right before i had to leave for the airport… and really wish I had more time to browse (and also wish i knew about it since it was a block from my hotel!)
The store reminded me of Anthro, which is my all-​time fave store. Great clothes, rather affordable prices and good, polite service. There were a few tops that I really wanted to try on… but I spent Way too much time waiting in line for to-​go beignets @ Café Du Monde instead…*sniff*
Be sure to MAKE TIME for this place!

I love to shop. This place most certainly made my day when we stumbled upon it. Super cute clothes with big name designers mixed in with lesser known. The staff was great, helpful and friendly, but not overbearing. I bought my husband a great pair of AG jeans that were on clearance– I think they were clearing out all the men’s merchandise. Cannot wait to get back to NOLA and shop here again!

It was a rainy afternoon in the French Quarter. We didn’t want to spend the day indoors so we opted to walk around to some very cool boutiques. Had I not already spent all my money, I might have bought a fun yellow frock that I found here.
The store is broken up into rooms. One room was accessories and shoes. The other room was cute clothes that were mid-​priced. The last room was clothes at a higher price point. I loved that the clothes were at various price points — some of my favorite boutiques in Chicago do the same.
Sales staff was helpful but not pushy. If I lived in NOLA, I would definitely be a regular.

They have great clothes, but most of them are out of my price range. The great thing is they usually have a sale rack. I found a great Free People top here marked down to $ 26! The accessories are very affordable too. Oooo, and they sell Kai perfume products, which is my absolute favorite smell. I found a great clutch/​purse here on my last visit. I always make it a point to stop in at Hemline when I visit New Orleans!

A couple of weeks before I went into the store, I read a great summary about it in the eat. shop guide for New Orleans. Completely by chance, I happened to find the store after wandering through the French Quarter. Love the décor! The store is very well organized and not cramped like other boutiques throughout the city. Mind you, my main draw was the several signs posted on the windows blaring «75% Sale», which was located in the back of the store (nice selection!). Considering my college student budget (broke-​$ 100), the majority of the items were beyond my price range; but, with names like kensie, BCBGMaxAzria, and a host of others, I couldn’t help but peek around. Great staff — they were helpful and social, but not to the point of annoyance, a rare find. I suggest taking a peek in this store to get some gorgeous dresses and casual knits. And yes, I did get some Anlo wide-​leg jeans for well under $ 100, considering they originally cost near $ 300!