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Louisiana Mardi Gras royalty like Drew Brees wear crowns handmade at this small Alabama shop

Por: The Advocate Entertainment January 04, 2024

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Detractors were loud in the beginning, and they had reason.Why would someone well versed in designing fine jewelry opt to work with costume jewelry? The answer lies in the people who have worn Tommy and Tanya Cain's handcrafted pieces.Drew Brees. Val Kilmer. Will Ferrell. Hugh Laurie. Andy Garcia. John C. Reilly, all of whom where kings of New Orleans' super krewes. And so many more.Then there are krewe royalty throughout the region... + full article



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