Fashion
Trinity Trend: The Bucket Hat
The bucket hat was first worn in Ireland around 1900. Over a century later, legions of Trinity students are keeping its legacy alive.
In City Assembly House, Ireland’s Best Vintage Vendors
This weekend, escape the commercial grasp of the high street with Fair Lady's Vintage Fair.
Trinity Trend: Silk Scarf
Silk scarves have become a fashion-forward statement – a trend that has predictably extended to Trinity.
Dealing a Blow to the Fast-Fashion Machine With Swap Sisters
On October 23rd, Swap Sisters are running their second Clothes Swap for Sustainable Fashion Lovers event.
Meet the New Jeweller On the Block
Jewels and Gems on St Andrew's St offers stunning jewellery at knock-down prices.
Trinity Trend: Flared Jeans
Flared jeans reinvigorate your wardrobe without losing the familiarity and comfort of the trusty trouser.
In Carousel, a Clothing Line That’s Comfortable – and Kind to the Earth
Betty Corcoran, the brand manager of Carousel on Exchequer St, says she wants her new line to 'complement your personality'.
A Vintage Pop-Up Market with a Cause
Ellie's Vintage Market is a great chance to swerve fast fashion while raising money for cancer patients at the same time.
In the George, a Fierce – and Fabulous – Market
Dublin's fiercest market returns to the George this Saturday.
Om Diva Is Clearing the Floor to Irish Designers
Om Diva's summer residency programme is giving Irish designers some much-needed visibility.