They seized nine jackets worth in the region of €8,000, two designer handbags valued at around €2,000 and a man bag worth costing around €700.

Mary Ellen O'Donnell has been missing for 10 days

The footwear label with a social conscience that piqued Megan Markle’s interest is going global, writes Paul McLauchlan

She’s been “dusted in Dior” and gowned by Gucci, but for her fourth Oscars red carpet walk, Saoirse Ronan could go sustainable.

Get ready for a serotonin explosion, writes Annmarie O'Connor

Gardaí have confirmed that the partial human remains discovered at Trinity Terrace in Dublin on Wednesday are those of Keane Mulready-Woods.

The Taoiseach and Justice Minister are to be briefed on the investigation into Keane Mulready Woods' murder today.

Recreational drug users should be left in “no doubt” that they are supporting gangs that prey on children and murder people, leading experts have said.

The appeal of expensive clothes and lots of money are drawing youngsters into the vicious world of the drugs trade with deadly consequences, writes Liz Dunphy.

Gardaí investigating the murder of Keane Mulready-Woods are seeking the public's assistance in gathering information.

Gardaí have vowed to bring to justice those behind the murder of a teenager whose remains were found in Dublin.

In effect, it was the decade that changed fashion as we know it.

Being restrained by the boy band code and possibly his age — after all, he was only 16 when he joined One Direction — it took a few years for Harry to really put the style into Styles, writes Paula Burns.

Sinéad Burkehas been praised following an appearance on The Late Late Show.

Ellavita Flynn was caught leaving Brown Thomas' Grafton Street store with a €2,280 Luis Vuitton handbag. This item was the only one recovered.

“It left me in the worst pain of my life,” said Kim Kardashian — a woman who has experienced childbirth — said of a garment she chose to wear in May.

Being a royal isn’t easy, particularly when it comes to matters sartorial. Just ask Kate Middleton.

As kaleidoscopic tailoring came into focus this season, 2019 was the year the pantsuit left the office and became the style set’s go-to look.

Forget high heels. From high end to high street, as we crave comfort with our style, trainers have become a runaway success, writes Annmarie O’Connor.

Des O’Sullivan previews an event set to bring plenty of Hollywood glamour to Newbridge, Co Kildare.

A young man threw stolen bottles of aftershave into a field as he was pursued by store detectives and yesterday his four-month jail term was increased on appeal to eight months but suspended.

Practical, political and powerful, the suit is having a fashion moment all over again, says Annmarie O’Connor.

Bernard Arnault, Europe’s richest man, got another boost as LVMH shares hit a record, due to better-than-expected sales of Louis Vuitton handbags and leather goods.

If winter’s trend for leopard left you hungry for more, then welcome to the jungle, because designers went wild animal print this season! Leopard, snake, tiger, cheetah and zebra prints all stalked the spring summer 2019 runways, so unleash your inner animal and take a walk on the wild side. As a new neutral or the ultimate statement piece, here’s our favourite ways to wear animal print for spring, writes Carolyn Moore

Candles are a luxury but anything that lights up your life and is not a screen has to be a good thing, says Rachel Marie Walsh

Missing out on an Academy Award does not mean you can’t rule best-dressed lists forever more. Rachel Marie Walsh spotlights the Oscar losers who were best in show.

Ruth O’Connor gets crafty as she attempts hand-embroidery and finds a new skill as well as an enjoyable hobby.

The big cover up - Embrace the spirit of summer with a bohemian kaftan, says Annmarie O’Connor

If you have had enough of the World Cup, fear not. Here I am, as always, to help you out. Or to sharpen your dress sense, at least.

Pink is still the first colour with which girls gender-identify and can be a rallying hue, writes Rachel Marie Walsh.

A few short years ago, Irish superstar Saoirse Ronan insisted she wouldn’t wear anything girlie. Carolyn Moore looks at her evolving fashion sense at the award ceremonies.

Luxury fashion retailer Brown Thomas has showcased its Spring/Summer 18 collections. 

At the Golden Globes, the all-black red carpet took the spotlight off style as actresses dressed not to stand out but to stand together in solidarity against harassment, abuse and inequality, writes Carolyn Moore.

Global fashion brand Michael Kors is to stop using real fur in its products.

Those close to power have sometimes been luminaries in the world of fashion too. Meghan Markle’s new it-bag is the latest in a long line of must-have fashion accessories first worn by the rich and famous, says Robert Hume.

Almost a decade after Reykjavik was forced to reinvent itself, it remains wonderfully weird, perhaps more than ever, writes Cynthia Rosenfeld.

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.

Gucci has become the latest fashion house to eliminate animal fur from its collections, starting with the spring-summer 2018 season.

Autumn’s fragrance launches include youth-targeted formulas by some of fashion’s biggest names. Rachel Marie Walsh takes a look at four of the season’s most-anticipated scents.

Daughter comes home from her first day at fashion school, writes Suzanne Harrington.