Specialties clothing boutique and accessories History Established in 1979. Larue's has been a fixture on the South Minneapolis clothing scene for nearly 40 years. The business started out of owner Kathy Lawrow's parents' basement and went on to occupy a space on 46th and Lyndale before moving to its present location in 1989. Meet the Business Owner Kathy L. Business Owner Kathy is a lover of life and all things bright and beautiful. Customer's have returned to Larue's over the decades seeking not only the delight of the gorgeous, hand-picked (by Kathy) merchandise, but to bask in the atmosphere of appreciation that is at the heart of the Larue's experience. If you haven't had that experience

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CSMobileUser5 on Citysearch

12 years ago

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS FABULOUS WONDERFUL PLACE – I was in a bind. Needed an outfit for a wedding and needed it fast, the one I had set aside no longer fit me. So I flew into Larue's in a tizzy feeling the pressure of time. I only had a week to find the perfect thing. They were incredable! after explaining the situation they went to work. I not only found somthing I had options! And I got the most incredable jewelry to wear as well! Thank You Larue's for Transforming My Stress into Fun and Excitment! Lilu

amyd20 on Citysearch

15 years ago

From Krista Larson to Harari to unknown names. – On the corner of a busy intersection, Larue's was unassuming. The interior of the store seemed rather spacious but the clothes on many of the stands were crammed in. It was hard to find my size and there didn't seem to be an order to locate certain designers except for Cynthia Ashby and Krista Larson of which there was only 1 small stand. I did seem to find a great skirt and jacket by Krista and a fabulously unique bracelet. They seem to have a lot of stock. I just didn't have time or the inclination to puruse through the racks.