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The Grammys 2018 - Best Dressed

The Grammys 2018 - Best Dressed

The Grammys 2018


The Best Dressed - Red Carpet Report. 




The award season is well and truly in play, so what's better than a quick best dressed on the red carpet round up? Here we have chosen our favourite looks and compiled them into one post, so that you can take the best bits away from the outfits that appeared on the red carpet on Sunday. In no particular order (designers listed and linked).


Anna Kendrick wore this matching checked suit, with some very 80s shoulder pads. Contrasted with a delicate bodice, and feminine pink pointed courts. Super on trend.



Miley Cyrus wore a very simple yet elegant Jean Paul Gaultier jumpsuit, paired with a statement heel (and the heel was the statement!).



Hailee Steinfeld opted for a simple white gown with a huge front slit, to showcase her metallic purple boots. .



Lana Del Rey in a stunning Gucci gown and matching head-dress.



Lady Gaga in a custom Armani Privé, Giorgio Armani.

Showcase Ireland 2018 - Design Ireland

Design Ireland is a brand dedicated to promoting the breadth and quality of Irish design and craft to global and Irish audiences. The Design Ireland identity is featured on DCCoI exhibitions at trade shows, in-store point-of-sale material and promotional campaigns. Through Design Ireland you can find the best Irish craft, fashion & jewellery from around the country. See amazing design from the best designers in Ireland. In Pynck's eyes, Mary Callan's work really stood out. Images and videos to follow:





 

 

 


For the latest designs from Mary Callan and other inspirational Irish designers, be sure to visit www.designireland.ie and www.facebook.com/marycallanknitwear.

Bride of the Year Show 2018 - Overview & Gallery

Bride of the Year Show 2018 - Overview & Gallery
This weekend the famous Bridal Show 2018 took place at the RDS, Dublin 4. This event was an eye opener for anyone with a wedding coming up, brides, grooms, parents, friends, organisers, or just anyone who is interested with the latest designs in bridal fashion.

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As you can see, there were many beautiful dresses and smart suits on show, giving viewers a range of garments to appreciate and consider for their future big day.





The models did a fantastic job showing off the finely detailed garments. It was a very enjoyable day, with lots to see and appreciate, and to think about for any upcoming events.

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For more information on the Bride of the Year Show 2018, visit www.wed.ie.

Dior gets Surreal - SS18 Couture

Dior gets Surreal - SS18 Couture

Dior


Haute Couture SS18 - Paris



The most decedent time on the fashion calendar is back. Haute Couture. And here we have a breif rundown of the latest Dior show by Maria Grazia Chiuri.


Before the great Christian Dior turned to fashion, the designer ran an art gallery in the 1930s. Within the gallery, the surrealist artist, Leonor Fini, staged her first exhibition. This artist was the inspiration behind the Dior SS18 Haute Couture collection. Fini believed that one expresses themselves through a mask, which is true. We present ourselves with a front we would like people to see, whether this is the expression we wear on our faces or how we dress ourselves. What represents this even more in modern day society is the use of social media, and our beautifully curated instagram grids, which only half represent our lives. It's what we want people to see. It is a digital mask. Chiuri played homage to this belief with the inclusion of beautiful masks worn  with many of the looks within the show.


The looks were also very representative of the style Chiuri has brought to the fashion house. With stunning lingerie inspired bodices, and beautifully constructed tulle skirts. However there is still the classic Dior 'New Look' vibe underlying the collection. Tailoring of course played and important part within the collection, with the power dressing being broken up with feminine lines and exquisite embroidery that is to be expected of a haute couture collection.


For images of a few of the looks (our favourites) from the show, scroll down.




 

Photo credit Vogue.