fashion

Louisiana residents have heard it all of their lives, "Don't wear white after Labor Day". Here's how that got started. Do the same rules still apply today?

This fall fashion may be trendy in Louisiana but it will get you arrested on a cruise. Here's why you might need to leave your favorite shirt or pants at home.

A photo of the former quarterback for the LSU Tigers, Joe Burrow, has the internet buzzing prior to the 2024 NFL Season.

Louisiana fans of the popular "athleisure" brand are expressing concerns after a class action lawsuit was filed against the company. The issue concerns false claims.

It's been 15 years since any of us set foot in one of their stores.

Louisiana residents may now trade in their old "ugly" Crocs for a discount on some new "ugly" Crocs and help out those who are less fortunate.

The retro brand still exists today thanks to its website and one remaining store.

The brand has seen a divisive reaction from the public.

Closing sales begin April 23.

Two specific colors will try to trick your eyes during the upcoming solar eclipse.

The shoes have already been posted for big bucks on resale websites.

Here is a look back at Madonna being an absolute icon in both pop music and fashion.

Ladies everywhere are ready to break out the jeans, leggings, big sweaters, and booties. However, one lady has some strong feelings about these outfit choices.

Citing, in part, the recent growth of the Broussard and Youngsville areas, the Lafayette Old Navy store is making a move to a new location.

Do you have trouble tying a tie? If so, this tutorial video is for you and it makes tying your tie look so easy.

A local boutique has closed its doors for good.

Festival International is widely known as a place of great self-expression. This year some festival-goers will raise their hands to demonstrate how they're expressing themselves.

Tell me you're a 90s baby without telling me you're a 90s baby. These fashion trends from the 1990s have made their comeback and I have some feelings.

As we transition from the cold season into warm (and eventually sweltering) weather, the women of Acadiana are already dreading the heat.

From shorts to shirtless statements, the red carpet didn't disappoint.