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NOT ONLY IS Aisling Bea one of the funniest women on television (and a great ambassador for Aislings everywhere) but she’s also got a rather enviable wardrobe.
So enviable that she receives a barrage of “Where did you get your ___?” tweets every time she appears on television.
Or how about this sustainable, ethically designed dress from British designer Beautiful Soul?
In an interview last year, Bea described her style as “ethical versions of high-street looks” and she has spoken at length about the importance of being more conscious about where your clothes come from. (You can hear her speak about it on Dawn O’Porter’s highly enjoyable podcast Get It On.)
Her fashion advice?
Think consciously about buying clothes. Think, “Will I wear this 30 times?”
Sunday 22 December, 2024
Sunday 22 December, 2024
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NOT ONLY IS Aisling Bea one of the funniest women on television (and a great ambassador for Aislings everywhere) but she’s also got a rather enviable wardrobe.
So enviable that she receives a barrage of “Where did you get your ___?” tweets every time she appears on television.
Why? Because she kills it every damn time.
Take her appearance on Sunday Brunch yesterday morning.
Cool jumper? Check. Collar with cheeky slogan? Check. Necklace designed by Hubes herself? Check.
(Note: Amy Huberman also sported this ‘I Regret Nothing’ shirt on Instagram last week. It’s from Reformation and it’ll set you back €92.)
How about this dress festooned with embroidered bees?
*100 emoji*
Or how about this sustainable, ethically designed dress from British designer Beautiful Soul?
In an interview last year, Bea described her style as “ethical versions of high-street looks” and she has spoken at length about the importance of being more conscious about where your clothes come from. (You can hear her speak about it on Dawn O’Porter’s highly enjoyable podcast Get It On.)
Her fashion advice?
Tell the truth: you would pay good money for this Michelle Obama 2020 top.
#goals
She’s not afraid to support Irish designers.
Case in point? This nifty top from Emma Manley, which she gave a shout out to on Instagram.
It’s impossible to watch an episode of 8 Out Of 10 Cats and not wonder where she got her top from.
Gis a lend, Aisling?
More: Our 2015 interview with Aisling Bea >
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