IRISH designers took the runway by storm at London Fashion Week over the weekend.
Orla Kiely’s retro collection showcased knits, coral capes, eye-catching yellow textured coats and 70s inspired midi dresses on a library-inspired catwalk.
Known for her accessories, Kiely’s collaboration with Clarks shoes were used in the show with a box-shaped handbag.
Dublin-born Simone Rocha's show at London's Guildhall featured stunning black velvet pieces and tapestry-inspired looks followed by lighter, floral prints and embroidered dresses.
Meanwhile, Danielle Romeril's NEWGEN show at Somerset House contrasted high-tech quilted fabrics with velvet flocked lace, leather fringing and tartan.
Agenda-setting designer from the North of Ireland, JW Anderson, took audiences back to the 1980s with his collection.
Paul Costelloe made a return to the catwalk after an absence of several seasons, and presented his bold and voluminous designs in the ballroom of the Waldorf Hilton.
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