Pick up your copy of THE GLOSS MAGAZINE on November 6, with The Irish Times …
It feels too early to slip into hibernation mode: there are plenty of THE GLOSS happenings to keep you entertained, engaged, out of your comfort zone, even.
Layered and luxurious, this month’s desk-to-dinner mood makes dressing up a pleasure, as seen in our fashion shoot.
The most popular colours on the AW25 runways are simply good enough to eat. Shop cool updates on 9 to 5 essentials in our workwear edit.
Aislinn Coffey imagines a perfectly fitted suit, with bespoke and made-to-measure fits not just for men. Meanwhile, Susan Zelouf is suiting herself.
While quiet chaos trumps quiet luxury, Rebecca Willis puts order on her closet. In This Glossy Life, we find a fabulous fashion archive in Birr Castle, Co Offaly.
Sarah Halliwell profiles the inspiring women in Ireland’s growing beauty industry, and recommends booking a lesson.
When hormones wreak havoc, learn to listen to your body, says Polly Vernon.
In Interview With A Man, Neil Hannon from The Divine Comedy discusses the important female relationships in his life and My Lovely Horse Animal Rescue.
Edel Coffey shares new book releases, autobiographies and memoirs for the festive season, and discovers what’s on acclaimed Irish author Julia Kelly’s bedside table.
Julie Dupouy declares November wine month, celebrating six grape varieties. We recommend wine experiences in interesting places, as well as mindful lakeside getaways.
Kitty Coles is in bistro mode with a recipe for perfectly cooked steak, and Ciara McQuillian selects five new spots in Dublin open in time for seasonal parties.
Lots of new stores are opening now, many of them part of larger global chains, but don’t forget to support homegrown ones in your neighbourhood.
Look out for THE GLOSS X The Shopkeepers Best Shops 2025 list, from the middle of November.
For all of this and much more, don’t miss THE GLOSS every month …
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