Spring officially launched in Kildare Village today with an exclusive fashion show styled by international stylist, Tallulah Harlech. The fashion show, brought to life by Tallulah, included the best of both current season collections, which are now available to shop at Kildare Village, as well as past season collections from over 120 brands with exceptional savings on the original retail price all year round.
Guests were treated to delicious, sweet treats on arrival including mini meringues, lemon pie and red velvet cupcakes, while enjoying upbeat tunes by DJ, Santa Rosa. The show set took inspiration from installations throughout the Village, with walls decorated with vibrant fringing, which pops against the clean neutral aesthetic of the room. The show opened with a military look from Diesel and closed with a show stopping red velvet gown from Paul Costelloe at Curated by Design Centre.
Key guests in attendance included stylists Eider Leite, Corina Gaffey and Sarah Rickard, content creators Zeda, Lauren Whelan, Billy Kiss and Adam Fogarty, makeup artist Ruth Bergin, entrepreneur Pamela Laird, Ashling Kilduff from Curated at Design Center, and Jennie McGinn from Sister the Agency.
Tallulah brought her unique style to the show at Kildare Village, which represented everyday attire, trending must haves, and luxury occasion wear. A fashion editor for POP magazine, and a former model posing for legendary photographers such as Mario Testino, Bruce Weber and Ellen Von Unwerth, when she’s not contributing to SHOWstudio’s industry panels by discussing all things fashion, Harlech also puts pen to paper for Vanity Fair and Vogue.
After guests enjoyed the show, they were treated to an exclusive Q&A session with Tallulah and Val Forde, PR and Communications Director at Kildare Village, as she shared her styling tips and spoke about her career to date including her work with Kildare Village alum, Micheal Stewart, on his SS24 Standing Ground show.
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