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The Thoughtful Shopper: Irish Tatler’s sustainable party edit

Make your return to the dance floor a sustainable breeze with Irish Tatler’s conscious party edit

Fashion is wrapped up in scarves, throws, and shrugs this season – but it’s a lot more polished than you think

From soft tailoring at The Row to Toteme’s viral scarf jacket, draped fashion is creating considerably more noise this season, writes Trudy Feenane

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Meet the jewellery range that defines quiet luxury

Founded almost one hundred years ago, this northern Italian jeweller’s timeless designs and continued technical evolution mean it will never go out of style

Crisp and clean: why ‘New Elegance’ is the next act in party dressing

‘New Elegance’ is the thing we need after flipping between luxe loungewear and Covid Christmases, writes Marie Kelly, and it should be the alt text in your seasonal dressing

Wing it: Irish Tatler’s picks of the capes you need this winter

From logo-adorned iterations to print-laden and pleated drapes, shop Irish Tatler’s top picks of this winter’s most popular coat trend

Never heard of ‘chiengora’? It could be the most sustainable fabric yet

Dog hair is a prized fibre for its softness, warmth and low environmental impact, yet is thrown away by the ton by owners and groomers. But this could be about to change

Phoebe Philo reveals her highly-anticipated debut collection – here’s all the details you need

The 150-piece collection features ready-to-wear and accessories and is available exclusively through Philo’s online store

Domestic glitz: 9 pyjama sets you won’t want to take off

With the clocks changing and evenings closing in, it’s time to raise your loungewear game. Here are the sleep sets that deliver comfort and style in equal measure.

Tougher times for luxury brands separate winners from losers

The luxury-goods industry’s first slowdown since the pandemic is separating the winners from the losers

Hermès sales rise as shoppers splurge on Birkins

Hermès sales jumped as wealthy shoppers in the US and Europe splurged on the French company’s pricey Birkin and Kelly bags.

8 loafers to lift your mood

Loafers are the new trainers. Practical, hard-wearing and seen everywhere on the autumn catwalks from Max Mara to Giorgio Armani, these are an investment staple that will see you through transitional times in style.

White hot: 7 classic white shirts for winter wearing

A timeless classic that has been reimagined for autumn-winter. Shop the best editions of this no-frills, hard-working wardrobe staple

A €233 billion sell-off signals less sparkly future for luxury stocks

LVMH’s sales figures accelerated a sell-off that has wiped €233 billion from the market value of Europe’s seven largest luxury companies since April

First look inside Irish jeweller Chupi’s new luxury store

The newly refurbished space is situated on Clarendon Street and was formerly home to British retailer French Connection

Fashion: a quietly confident guide to getting dressed this autumn and beyond

Quiet luxury has dominated the fashion narrative this year, with a shift towards investment pieces that will endure

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Immaculate tailoring matched by 100 years of craftsmanship means Barbour hits the sweet spot this season

Sleek silhouettes that don’t try too hard paired with heritage colours and reimagined updated fabrics are the hallmarks of Barbour’s Modern Heritage collection

Sonya Lennon: ‘Shuttering a business that had taken a €1m investment, letting go 17 staff and closing two offices was not a party’

The stylist and entrepreneur on Lennon Courtney’s new partnership with Kilkenny Design, the challenges of running a business, and the one mantra she lives by

Designer Aoife McNamara becomes Ireland’s first B Corp fashion label

The B Corp certification recognises a company’s high environmental and socially-conscious standards

Meet the Irish brand that made its Paris Fashion Week debut

Dublin-based designer Noema Damaris debuted her namesake collection at La Galerie Bourbon as part of the Flying Solo fashion collective

Valentino chairman on luxury in 2023: ‘The picture isn’t as rosy as expected’

A slow luxury market in China and tourists in Europe less inclined to splash out are causing setbacks for the luxury fashion market according to Rachid Mohamed Rachid