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CMAT wore two Irish designs for her appearance on SNL UK (opens the original)
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CMAT made an electric appearance on SNL UK over the weekend, bringing not only her powerful vocals and stage presence to the premiere episode of season 2, but also flying the flag for Irish design in the process. Over two performances, CMAT wore two custom creations by Irish designer Oran Aurelio. Aurelio created the iconic blue gown for the cover of her last album Eurocountry, and has collaborated with the artist on a number of stage outfits. Most notable among those collaborations was CMAT's e
Our pick of events to attend for Dublin Independent Fashion Week (opens the original)
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Dublin Independent Fashion Week (DIFW) kicks off tomorrow, with an expanded slate of boundary-pushing, immersive and straight-up fun events. From cross-medium exhibitions, showrooms that bring visitors behind the scenes of creation, pop-ups, markets and insightful talks, the DIFW are once again making good on its promise to champion Ireland's emerging and established fashion talent, while also giving us a hell of a week of things to do. While some events are invite-only or sold out, there are pl
Oran Aurelio on designing CMAT's Electric Picnic outfit (opens the original)
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Charlotte Ryan speaks to Irish designer Oran Aurelio about creating CMAT's Electric Picnic outfit, evolving his iconic looks for The Traitors Ireland and how Irish designers are having their moment. Oran Aurelio is "still on the most insane high ever" after a momentous weekend in his career: designing CMAT's jaw-dropping stage outfit for her electrifying Electric Picnic appearance, and seeing his reworked designs on the premiere of season two of The Traitors Ireland. Although his client list inc
I wore an Oura ring for 5 months, here are my thoughts (opens the original)
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On a balmy day in September last year, I stomped home from my gym ready to give my boyfriend a piece of my mind. He hadn't done anything wrong, but he was the only other person I knew who had used a fitness tracker, so he was an educated ear for my rant. I had been wearing the Oura ring for three weeks and, having been excited about the idea of understanding my body more, I had never been more confused about what it was doing. Designed in Finland with Nordic wellbeing practices in its DNA, the O
Why vintage Irish jewellery staples are making a major comeback (opens the original)
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As a lover of pretty things, I have a long list of memorable items I should have bought, but didn't. There were the silver leather shoes I left in a tiny Roman shop for a third of the price you'd pay anywhere else; the first-ever 'real' kimono I saw in London's Spitalfields market that was £150 but probably made of polyester; that Orlando Bloom poster. The one that haunts me, however, was a ring: a square-cut citrine with an ornate gold band. Not to go full Gollum, but I do think about it around
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