With headwear having a moment, milliner Freya Oatway is determined to capitalise on the trend, writes Ruth O’Connor
Andrew Bell uses the latest technology to produce brilliantly engineered designs which simultaneously try to move away from the destructive nature of our disposable culture
How will the fashion industry survive what many are calling its ‘year of reckoning’? Ruth O’Connor investigates
Top architect Colm Doyle's Camden Street pad is a feast for the senses, combining cool charm with an enviable eye for detail, writes Ruth O'Connor
Ruth O’Connor selects the best of contemporary homegrown design
Colin Harris’s exquisite furniture pieces, which draw inspiration from influences as disparate as Eileen Gray and Egon Schiele, are designed to bring ‘a feeling of joy and connection’ to those who use them, writes Ruth O’Connor
Fashion critic Alexander Fury is championing emerging Irish designer Stacey Wall and her textile-heavy garments inspired by social photography, writes Ruth O’Connor
What do fashion insiders want to wear now? The humble Aran sweater, which this year has taken on a whole new cachet. Ruth O’Connor explains why your gifting wish list ought to start with A
Alan Aboud has been a creative director for nearly 30 years, cultivating an aesthetic sensibility like few others. Here, he tells Ruth O’Connor about the objects, places and touchstones that move him
Pearls are back in fashion, and Irish design house Inner Island brings a new aesthetic to this timeless gem
Katherine Ormerod is the author of a new book, Why Social Media is Ruining Your Life. She tells Ruth O’Connor how over-reliance on Facebook and Instagram can dangerously undermine our happiness
It’s been a significant year for the Irish in fashion, with breakout names making international waves as the local design scene produces daring new players. Ruth O’Connor dusts down her little black book to share the 15 names to know in the business of Irish fashion
An institution of Dublin’s 1990s and 2000s club scene, Strictly Handbag was the brainchild of one of the city’s most precocious promoters. With a one-off revival happening at the end of this month, Ruth O’Connor looks back on the heady days of the club and pays tribute to its founder Martin Thomas
