From ‘swackets’ to seaweed, art to armcuffs, Esther N McCarthy asks the experts to tap into the trends we should watch out for in 2019.

CHECK MATE: Box clever by opting for the square root, says Anmmarie O'Connor.

Could we really be bothered with trousers that pool around our feet in luxurious folds? No, we couldn’t. Carolyn Moore on the trends that drove us crazy in 2017.

Given the cyclical nature of fashion, it’s no wonder the 90s are back in vogue, with Winona Ryder’s pixie cut taking centre stage. But if you lived through a trend the first time, are you too old to revisit it when it gets rehashed decades later? Vintage 501s in hand, Carolyn Moore enters the debate.

As the latest craze sweeps the nation’s schools we watch carefully, writes Colm O’Regan. Apparently they’re called Fidget Spinners but the name’s not important.

This season’s happiest beauty look is all about eye-popping colour. Katie Wright sings the praises of the latest trend. 

Jeans and shirts are fashion's power-couple. Because some things are just meant to be, says Annmarie O’Connor.

Do like the Danes and prepare to snuggle in style, says Annmarie O’Connor. Here are her picks for luxury nightwear.

Style is about much more than following trends. But there have been seismic changes in the fashion world and you need to know the new rules, writes Annmarie O’Connor.

The sporty look is anyone’s game, says Annmarie O’Connor.

In a golden age of Irish design, with our high street shops— from Dunnes to Arnotts to Kilkenny — teaming with Irish talent; the newly-launched Só Collective at Kildare Village celebrating contemporary Irish craft and design; and initiatives like Create at Brown Thomas giving a platform to emerging designers, one facet of this newly- invigorated Irish design scene is shining brighter than any other.

If the handsome devil is in the detail, then consider these three simple hacks.

Is it a top or is it a dress? We’ve got three ways to wear a tunic.

Palette cleansers set the trans-seasonal tone, says Annmarie O’Connor.

With 2015 behind us, I thought it might be fun and interesting to have a look at food trends for 2016.

Katie Wright tracks down the latest hair and make-up tweaks to give you the edge.

Over the past few fashion seasons I have been revelling in a world filled with nostalgic undercurrents.

Get ready to indulge your exotic side.

Name: Orlagh Winters

Great style – it’s black and white really, writes Annmarie O’Connor.

Name: Helen Murphy