This post was written by Brandy Gaspard, one of Slow Southern Style’s interns. You’ll get a chance to meet her in the upcoming weeks but for now check out her blog, Rambling Brandy, and be on the look out for her bio soon.
“Having a tag in your garment that says Made in New Orleans is a big deal.”- Molly Stackhouse
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| Photo by Jason Kruppa |
I had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing Molly Stackhouse, the designer and mastermind behind MESDRESS. Stackhouse started MESDRESS as an Etsy shop that made custom clothes for her clients, and has since expanded and is available in boutiques in the New Orleans and Baton Rouge areas.
Molly has a love for New Orleans and is proud to say that her line is 100% made in the city that inspires her, in fact everything is produced locally and the fabrics are also from Louisiana. While this drives up the cost of each garment Stackhouse believes that it is important to keep things local. She loves contrast and geometric shapes, a strong theme in her spring collection. For the fall expect metallics and spaced aged looking garments, which Stackhouse hopes to have in even more stores soon.
MESDRESS can be found in Angelique (New Orleans), The Mix (Mandeville), Fleurt (Covington) and NK Boutique (Baton Rouge). You can also see her collection at Fashion Week NOLA this spring.
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| Photo by Jason Kruppa |
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| Photo by Jason Kruppa |
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| Photo by Jason Kruppa |
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| Photo by Jason Kruppa |
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| Photo by Jason Kruppa |
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Photo by Jason Kruppa
Brandy Gaspard
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