If you didn’t get your New Orleans Fashion Week fix from InvadeNOLA (which I personally find preposterous), take a look at the Amelie G webzine and fashion magazine for full coverage of the events.
Amelie G is New Orleans’ premiere fashion mag with monthly updates to the webzine blog and a quarterly printed publication. The magazine combines the epitome of old world style with hipster trends unique to NOLA, where other larger fashion mags miss their mark.
Named after Parisian socialite Amelie Gautreau, Amelie G has been living up to its name by “highlighting beauty and intuitiveness of style and taste” since it got its start in 2009 and printed its first issue in the fall of 2010.

Amelie Gautreau, the magazine’s namesake.
Categorizing Fashion, Beauty, Shopping, Events, and Art I found many buried treasures while perusing their site including “The Mane Attraction” by Rebecca Marshburn from 11/2011 which spotlights FiFi Mahoney’s New Orleans answer to world class wigs and accessories, “Papier Dramatique” by Christy Levesque-Perron from 1/2012 informing readers of the latest trends in paper (yes, paper!) eyelashes, and “Dirty by Gorilla Perfume”, the latest and greatest in unisex scents.
For someone like me who needs constant instant gratification, I am disappointed in the quantity of current content, but the quality is right on point and the photography is brilliant and makes up where words may lack.
I have commitment issues that far exceed my relationships with the opposite sex, so I love trying out new trends that I can diss the second I get bored, and Amelie G is usually my source for fresh new products/styles to try. I am still waiting on them to “highlight” (pun intended) this new Ombre hairstyle I discovered before them, but perhaps they realized hair dye is too long term for my taste.
Rachael is originally from Harrisburg, PA where she plans to be mayor one day. In the meantime she keeps busy cleaning the skeletons out of her closet, catering to the needs of a very spoiled Siberian Huskey, and hosting the radio show “Dirty Dishes” on www.crescentcityradio.com every Wednesday from 7-10pm. Rachael can be reached for questions/comments at rkostel7@gmail.com or on twitter @therealplandd.





















