Support Irish fashion (and bag a gift or two) at these pop-ups …
Main image: Luxury silk pyjamas from KDK sisters.
The Design Collective
Meet some of Ireland’s best-loved independent fashion designers at the exciting Design Collective pop-up. Expect stand-out accessories from Nicki Hoyne Collection and Dublin-based handbag label Peelo by Julie Peelo, the brand loved for its leather cross-body bags in colour pop hues, plus luxe jewellery from GLOSS favourite Emma by Jane. There will be chic knitwear from cashmere specialist Laura Chambers, and Style Ignite Studio, which recently launched a collection of elegant, neutral-coloured knits, luxury silk pyjamas and scarves from KDK sisters, as well as beautiful candles from Sómas and cute kids clothes from Mimi & Bowe (plus, lots more exciting Irish design talents).
Stagers Lifestyle
The Stagers collection is heavy on kitsch and sparkle (just how we like it) so be sure to go home with a bauble, or two.
Cleo Prickett
Sustainable Irish fashion designer Cleo Prickett’s pop-up shop at her family home at Durhamstown Castle, Co Meath focuses on wear-forever future heirlooms, with delicious baked goods by Cleo’s sister Ruby of Ruby’s Bakery.
A fashionable pop-up to visit this weekend
The inaugural Irish Pop-Up Collective takes place in the Carlisle Suite, Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin with 35 Irish brands showcasing fashion, accessories, homewares and gifts.
Kate Fine (of Kate’s Sample Sale) and designer Debbie Millington have curated a selection of Irish brands and businesses including contemporary jewellery designers Capulet & Montague as well as Christina Goldston; fashion designers Una Burke leather, Pearl Reddington knitwear and Begley & Bowie; accessory designers FAO Millinery and Ale Walshe; homewares brands Two Wooden Horses, Kopper Kreation, Danu Ceramics and D8 Candles will sit amongst a host of other Irish companies including Dalkey Handmade Soaps, Nunaia, Waters + Wild, Braw Chocolates and Corleggy Cheese.
“This event will showcase contemporary Irish brands and businesses under one roof. We wanted to create an event that will offer quality, colourful products and support as many Irish designers, makers and businesses as possible,” organisers Fine and Millington told us. @irishpopupcollective
