Alexa Chung and Tan France join forces for new, high-stakes, competition series Next In Fashion.

The poorer people who go to fast fashion emporia may not be able to get together €3,000, writes Terry Prone.

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

An Irish toy company has paid tribute to activist Sinéad Burke by creating a limited edition replica of the Dublin woman.

Charlotte Tilbury jetted into Cork this week. Vickie Maye was granted an audience with the make up queen.

With the royals celebrating another engagement, who are Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi?

‘ieStyle Live’ will bring cutting edge trends to Cork in an unmissable fashion show next month, hosted by Brendan Courtney and Sonya Lennon. Ruth O’Connor talks to celebrity make up artist Christine Lucignano about the beauty trends she’ll be tapping into on the night

The September issue of Vogue remains every fashionista’s first port of call when it comes to dissecting the fall collections.

As we say in Ireland, Meghan is damned if she does and damned if she doesn’t, partly because she’s a woman and partly because she’s a human of colour, writes Joyce Fegan

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.

Ms Burke is among 15 women featured on the cover of the iconic magazine as "trailblazing changemakers".

The activist and writer appears in the September issue of the magazine which is guest edited by Meghan Markle.

Twenty years after Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy’s premature death, her style still inspires the world over. Rachel Marie Walsh reflects on the enduring appeal of an American princess.

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

When the Irish senior women’s hockey team play it’s like watching a well choreographed, free-flowing dance.

They might just well be, if Vogue is anything to go by...

Still trying to find the perfect pair of jeans? Annmarie O’Connor has done the work for you. Here are her new denim rules.

Activist, writer, academic, influencer and broadcaster - Sinéad Burke.

Bizarre.

Striving to be perfect can be harmful and even lead to obsession, says lifestyle coach Anna Geary.

So that’s Thursday nearly wrapped up. Here are some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

Glamour editor Samantha Barry is settled in New York, but there’s no place like home, the Cork native tells Marjorie Brennan.

Visitors can get up close and personal with Meghan Markle’s wedding dress as a new exhibition opens at Windsor Castle. Rachel Marie Walsh meets the curator.

Employment law has become synonymous with recognising the overlooked worker. Yet, one of the most pressing employment law crises is borne by those who are renowned for being at the centre of attention: Models.

Fashion Revolution Week and the millennials behind it want to break the spell of fast fashion. Carolyn Moore meets the new generation of Irish designers prioritising sustainable style.

Model and social media influencer Vogue Williams is to marry her boyfriend of one year, reality star Spencer Matthews.

Operation Transformation host Kathryn Thomas joins Ryan Tubridy on The Late Late Show this Friday to talk about her big plans for 2018.

The word itself is nearly 50 years old.

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.

Carol O’Callaghan looks at the work of fashion designer turned interior designer Barbara Hulanicki. 

From BBC presenter to the face of Garnier, Angela Scanlon’s down to earth, quintessential Irishness is the key to her international success, writes Carolyn Moore

When a former British Vogue editor-in-chief posted a bedroom selfie little did she realise it would be seen as an empowering move, writes Margaret Jennings

INVEST IN THIS

Ciara McDonnell meets the Irish designers making waves on the sartorial world stage

Niamh then went on to ask Vogue why she calls it “body-shaming” when it’s just somebody having an opinion.

Vogue Williams gives Hilary Fennell a glimpse inside her life and head.

 

If you’ve felt fashion has become like a uniform of late, this could be your season. The September issues of the big fashion mags want us to unleash our inner creativity, writes Carolyn Moore