Fashioning A Future: The Retailer – Andy Collins, Indigo & Cloth
Fallout from Covid-19 has led to dramatic changes in the fashion industry. Andy Collins explains how he's been affected and where his future lies.
Magnified: Sko Journal
Sko Journal is a new bi-annual publication dedicated to the world of shoes. We slip into conversation with its editor Rebecca Parker and designer Josh Bristow.
Roadmap: Chill Thrill
Our favourite knitwear know-it-all Liadhain Aiken adds a new range to her collection.
Hemlines: Ming Dynasty Robes and Dress-up Boxes
Fashion-history aficionados should flock to Collins Barracks on August 12, where the NMI’s treasure trove of garment archives will be unveiled from 3pm
From Del Boy to Del Diva: Ruth Ní Loinsigh
Ruth Ni Loinsigh, Dublin’s Queen of Colourful, Compassionate Retail, relives a remarkable two decades at Om Diva’s helm
Morganna Murphy Interview
Designer and maker Morganna Murphy hoards, gathers and curates memories and materials to create effervescent collections of everything from wearable comforting creatures to truly desirable clothing. Only recently graduated from…
NCAD Fashion Graduates 2015: Ailbhe Doyle
I wanted to create a space between the body and the garment, to highlight the connection/disconnection of technology with the person, as with our generation we are constantly connected to…
NCAD Fashion Graduates 2015: Alice Langton
I think that a lot of fashion at the moment is moving at such a fast pace. I wanted to make articles or artefacts that can be kept and are…
NCAD Fashion Graduates 2015: Adam Henderson
My two loves are fashion and art history, so a lot of my inspiration would come from history and the past. I went to an exhibition in Collins Barracks, it…
November Garbs
Dime Bar… Recently arrived into BT2’s Grafton Street flagship all the way from L.A is cult streetwear label Dimepiece. Centered around shouty slogans and branding as well as eye-popping surrealist
Pour Om: An Interview with Ruth Ní Loinsigh of Om Diva
Drury Street's very own Isabella Blow, kind of.
London Fashion Week Diary: Saturday
Saturday at London Fashion Week started with "Sex, Lies & CCTV", and ended with chatting to Gaga-fave Fred Butler. Here's our diary.
How It All Began: Beaux Bows and Cocoa Atelier
An interview with the brains behind two of Dublin's best independent retailers.
The Fashion Internet: She Almost Looks Like A Fashion Blogger
The curious thing about the internet and its capacity for infinite content is that it has actually led more to a kind of endless sameness.
The Fashion Internet: Roots and Shoots
The internet's a new world, and Style.com decided it comes in rows of 4 instead of rows of six.