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LONDON FASHION WEEK has been and gone, and as per usual, the Irish showed the Brits up in the style stakes.
Limerick native Louise Cooney kept it classic with some tailored looks throughout her stint in LDN.
Tara Stewart served athleisure realness throughout her time in London, tapping into one of the key trends of the season – neon accents.
Andrea Horan stuck with her usual aesthetic – loud and proud, from one runway to another. J’adore.
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The Irish turned out in force for one of their own, Paul Costelloe. Vogue Williams cut a classic silhouette wearing the man of the hour, paired with patterned tights and beachy waves.
Model Nadia Forde also wore Paul Costelloe to the show, in a dress of fairytale proportions.
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9 of the best looks the Irish turned out at London Fashion Week
LONDON FASHION WEEK has been and gone, and as per usual, the Irish showed the Brits up in the style stakes.
Limerick native Louise Cooney kept it classic with some tailored looks throughout her stint in LDN.
Tara Stewart served athleisure realness throughout her time in London, tapping into one of the key trends of the season – neon accents.
Andrea Horan stuck with her usual aesthetic – loud and proud, from one runway to another. J’adore.
The Irish turned out in force for one of their own, Paul Costelloe. Vogue Williams cut a classic silhouette wearing the man of the hour, paired with patterned tights and beachy waves.
Model Nadia Forde also wore Paul Costelloe to the show, in a dress of fairytale proportions.
Stylist Corina Gaffey also got the ‘tailored’ and ‘neon’ memos, and went ahead and combined the two.
Louise O’Reilly (of @StyleMeCurvy) channelled her inner Donatella Versace for day one of London Fashion Week. She’s some gal to pull off a pattern!
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