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TJ and Lulabell; TJ is wearing custom pieces from her New Orleans-based clothing label — "Victorianurbanite" style with an edge — Vieux Carré 9th Ward Fashions |
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| TJ with friends Ron Boykin and "Miss Marion" Colbert, pictured at the Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society "Juleps in June" event honoring TJ's book Hearsay from Heaven and Hades: New Orleans Secrets of Sinners and Saints. |
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Rebellious redhead TJ arrives at Beauregard-Keyes House (c. 1826). "In what other city could you possibly ... decide to wear a headdress of festive feathers plunked atop your head?" — TJ Fisher quote from Orléans Embrace |
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Tina, Elvis, TJ and Cher lead a celebration to mark triumph over sorrow. |
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TJ takes an Easter Sunday stroll through the French Quarter. |
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Mr. Easter Bunny and TJ on Chartres, near St. Louis Cathedral. |
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Which way to the parade and Easter egg hunt? |
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(Right to left) TJ, Roy F. Guste, Jr. and Louis Sahuc at the French Quarter book launch celebration for Orleans Embrace with The Secret Gardens of the Vieux Carré. |
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TJ stands next to a blowup poster of Orleans Embrace with The Secret Gardens of the Vieux Carré front cover — pictured at the Café Amelie Princess of Monaco Courtyard, one of the French Quarter’s famed secret gardens. |
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TJ and "French Quarter Dog" Colonel Dudley Boudreaux Waddlesworth. |
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The late Rufus Fisher — a Krewe of Barkus "Mardi Gras Moon Doggie". Click here to read a memorial tribute to the "hounds that haunt TJ's heart," Rufus and the New Orleans pets who perished in Hurricane Katrina. |
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TJ stands in front of her storied French Quarter house on Bourbon Street, yes, real people really do live on Bourbon; the revelry and reverie of Rue Bourbon is like no other street in the world. |
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The "dark side" of TJ bears an uncanny resemblance to Hollywood legend Loretta Young. |
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TJ conjures up the glamour, mystique and sophistication of Hollywood's Golden Era in a Vogue and Harper's Bazaar-style fashion pose. |
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TJ poses with one of the famed French Quarter characters — a talented street performer. |
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TJ and longtime French Quarter figure "Miss Marion" Colbert of Treme. |
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