Taking place at Medley, Fleet Street, on Sunday, 11th October, the Visa Studio will be open for a day of free activations as part of Ireland Fashion Week.
From thought-provoking panel discussions and inspiring workshops to simply dropping in and soaking up the atmosphere, it’s a space for everyone to discover, explore and experience everything Ireland Fashion Week has to offer.
Led by Irish designers, makers and creative entrepreneurs, the programme celebrates the small businesses and independent brands helping shape the future of Irish fashion.
FREE WORKSHOPS
10am & 11am – Custom Fragrance Workshop with Bray Zhang
Build a fragrance that’s entirely your own, exploring individual notes and learning how they work together to create balance. No previous experience needed. All materials are provided, and you’ll leave with a signature scent composed by you.
12pm & 2pm – Make it Yours with Nicole Holbrook
A hands-on space to play, experiment, mend and change up the clothes you already own. Bring something from your wardrobe to alter, personalise, repair or completely rethink. No previous sewing or making experience is needed, and materials and tools are provided.
Maximum 12 places per workshop session.
FREE TALKS – Hosted by Oyindamola Zainab Animashaun aka Zeda the Architect
3pm – Designing the Future of Irish Fashion: History, Progress & What’s Next?
Exploring the past, present and future of Irish fashion.
4pm – The Next Generation: How Culture Moves Now
Exploring how young consumers in Ireland discover, shop and spend, and how culture shapes taste today.
5pm – Creative Pathways: The Other Sides of Fashion
A look at the diverse careers across the creative, editorial and commercial sides of the fashion industry.
Maximum 65 seats per talk.
All speakers will be shared on Instagram @visaireland #VisaIFW
Venue: Medley, Fleet Street
Date/ Time: Sunday, 11th October, from 10am
Note: All Visa Studio talks and workshops are free and operate on a first-come, first-served basis. No tickets are issued and places cannot be reserved, so early arrival is advised.
