Back in the Spring of 2007, LSU student Jesse Wong hand drew this fleur-de-lis for Storyville. At the time, Storyville was one of several local businesses that were used as "clients" of Professor Rod Parker's senior graphic design course. Storyville lucked out and was assigned to the student team of Jesse Wong, Brandon Jantz and Mary-Margaret Shread (collectively known as Mixed Nuts).

Nearly two years later, Jesse is in Brooklyn, Mary-Margaret is in College Station and Brandon is in Dallas. But many of the graphics that were created in that LSU classroom have already been incorporated into the Storyville shops and website. And here's another one -- "Fleur-de-lis Blackout", a Storyville Original.

Fleur de lis Blackout is printed on an ultra lightweight poly-cotton blend American Apparel track shirt with gold ink. This tri-blend tee shirt is available exclusively in Storyville and is modeled by LSU student James Knobloch as well as University of Texas at Austin students Joel Rajan, Ashley Berwick and Christina Tran. There's also a photo of Red Stick Roller Derby Girl Sigourney Morrison wearing the t-shirt during the 2009 Storyville Fashion Show in Baton Rouge (photo by Kim Foster). Finally, there are a couple photos of Alicia Schulz modeling the Fleur-de-lis Blackout dress during the 2009 Fashion in the Park fashion show in New Orleans. These photos were taken by Timothy Pham of Studio Pham and Lawles Bourque.

Go here to see the infant one piece version of Fleur-de-lis Blackout. Click here to see more Storyville Originals.

Storyville's hit tee Fleur-de-lis Blackout gets small, making for an adorable new, tiny one piece.

Fleur de lis Blackout Infant One Piece is a Storyville Original, featuring a fleur-de-lis hand drawn by LSU graduate Jesse Wong. This Storyville Exclusive is printed on a black, 100% cotton American Apparel infant one piece with metallic gold ink, and is available in four sizes. Go here to see more Storyville Originals.

Click here to see the grown up version of Fleur-de-lis Blackout.

Back in the Spring of 2007, LSU student Jesse Wong hand drew this fleur-de-lis for Storyville. At the time, Storyville was one of several local businesses that were used as "clients" of Professor Rod Parker's senior graphic design course. Storyville lucked out and was assigned to the student team of Jesse Wong, Brandon Jantz and Mary-Margaret Shread (collectively known as Mixed Nuts).

Nearly two years later, Jesse is in Brooklyn, Mary-Margaret is in College Station and Brandon is in Dallas. But many of the graphics that were created in that LSU classroom have already been incorporated into the Storyville shops and website. And here's another one -- "Fleur-de-lis Indigo Eclipse", a Storyville Original.

"Fleur de lis Indigo Ecplise" is printed on an indigo-colored, ultra lightweight 50% cotton, 25% polyester, 25% rayon American Apparel track shirt with metallic silver ink. This tee shirt is available exclusively in Storyville, and is modeled by University of Texas at Austin student and Longhorn Model finalist Danielle Burgess. There's also a photo of Loyola University student Ashleigh Barice modeling the dress version of this design during the 2009 Fashion in the Park fashion show. This photo was taken by Lawles Bourque.

Go here to see this item's sister tee -- Fleur-de-lis Blackout. And click here to see more Storyville Originals.

Here's another Storyville Original -- "Fleur-de-lis Eggplant." This shirt features a fleur-de-lis that was drawn by hand for Storyville by LSU alumnus and current New York City resident Jesse Wong.

"Fleur-de-lis Eggplant" is printed on a eggplant (deep purple), 100% cotton American Apparel tee shirt with metallic gold ink. This t-shirt is made in the USA and is available in both the unisex and female-specific cuts. "Fleur de lis Eggplant" is modeled by Baton Rouge Storyvillain Kate Guillot and screen printed by hand in Storyville.

Go here to see this item's sister tee -- Fleur-de-lis Blackout. And click here to see more Storyville Originals.

We took our classic, hand-drawn fleur-de-lis by LSU alumnus Jesse Wong and slapped it on this stylish magenta (or fuchsia, or hot pink, or violet -whichever you prefer) burnout.

"Fleur de Lis Magenta Burnout" is printed on a magenta, 50% polyester, 50% cotton Alternative Apparel top with metallic gold ink. The top is made of a burnout material, which means that it is a super sheer fabric that has been put through an extensive process to reveal years of weathering. Therefore, no two tops are exactly the same. This top is available in only the female-specific cut. If you'd like to see an Alternative Apparel sizing chart, click here and refer to the "women's size chart."

This classic Fleur de Lis top is modeled by Jennifer Culicchia.

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Storyville's signature fleur-de-lis makes its way onto a pink infant one piece with purple ink. This item is screen printed by hand in the Storyville Print Shop.

The "Fleur de lis Pink Infant One Piece" is a Storyville Original, featuring a fleur-de-lis hand drawn by LSU graduate Jesse Wong. This Storyville Exclusive infant one piece is available in four sizes. Go here to see more Storyville Originals.