The Designer · Est. 2016 (reported)
Paige Alexander, from a trash-bag dress to the Vegas stage.
Every detail tells a story.
The origin of L'Jai Amor starts with a sewing machine — a Christmas gift from Paige Alexander's mother — and a friend who asked her, seriously, to build a couture dress out of a trash bag. She did. The reaction to that piece launched her custom-order practice.
The practice grew into an atelier in New Orleans. The cape came out of a simple idea: a single garment that could give a woman full entrance-presence without taking a stitch of her own outfit. Thrown over a gown, a suit, a denim set — the cape is the look.
Today L'Jai Amor runs two parallel lines out of the same atelier: Krewe Love, rooted in New Orleans carnival aesthetic (plume, fringe, feather, beadwork), and Power Play, rooted in executive-woman dressing (The Commander, The Heiress, The Strategist, CEO Energy). The craft on both is the same — hand-set beading, couture-grade construction, small-run production.
Paige Alexander · Founder + Designer · L'Jai Amor · New Orleans, LA