Fashion icon from Shreveport, Tiffany S. Walker, owner of Pink Lucy, returns home for Humor & Harmony weekend

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) – Humor & Harmony weekend is underway and pop-up shops have been setting up in the downtown area. KSLA spoke with one vendor who has returned homed to the Port City along the Red River.

At 420 Texas St. this weekend, there are multiple Black-owned pop-up shops. One of the shops is Pink Lucy, owned by Tiffany S. Walker, a renowned fashion designer and stylist who has worked with some big stars like Megan Thee Stallion, Coi Leray, DJ Duffey, and the entire cast of The Real Housewives of Dallas. She’s also styling celebrities for Humor & Harmony.

Tiffany S. Walker, a renowned fashion designer and stylist has worked with some big stars like Megan Thee Stallion, Coi Leray, DJ Duffey, and the entire cast of The Real Housewives of Dallas. She’s also styling celebrities for Humor & Harmony.(KSLA)

“We’re excited to see how the looks are gonna’ come out and also to see the work being showcased throughout the weekend,” said Michael Anthony, a fashion stylist who works with Pink Lucy.

“I am working with Monyetta Shaw, who’s actually from Shreveport, Louisiana, a friend of mine, as well as Sabrina Smalls, who is an actress, Latoya Cummins, who is a huge business person here in the city that everyone knows,” Walker said.

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Monyetta Shaw Carter, a Shreveport native, is in town for Humor & Harmony. She’s a RHOA star, actress, business owner, and international artist manager.

Walker is originally from Shreveport; she even has a day dedicated in her name. May 19 is “Pink Lucy Day.” She says she was happy to jump at the opportunity to come back for Humor & Harmony.

“It’s amazing to come back, to see the growth that is here in Shreveport, something that many of us wanted for so many years and we had to leave in order to really pursue our dreams. “So to be able to come back and be a part of something so much bigger than us that helps the community, that helps the city, that keeps the vibe of Shreveport going… it’s an amazing feeling,” Walker explained.

Walker highlighted how much Shreveport has changed and how Humor & Harmony has the chance to be the launching pad for the city’s growth.

“The fact that we are being able to be seen in the light that we needed to be seen in, it allows more opportunities for growth, for infrastructure, for so many things. Like this is a huge economic boost. So it’s just a really amazing feeling to be a part of something that is going to help the people of Shreveport,” Walker said.