This morning/afternoon.
Models Gracie (above right) and Kelly (left) sporting ‘statement designer pieces in a curated collection from 60 retailers the jervis Street Shopping Centre this coming Autumn/Winter.
Including the return of the furry-lined RAF-style bomber jacket.
Finally.
Leon Farrell / Photocall Ireland
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Are we still going with the animal prints? Have we ever figured out which one – cheetah, leopard, jaguar – says you’re up for kinky sex?
That’s an impressive stride, if done leaving the wall (penultimate pic). Is it an updated version of the of walk of Ministry of Silly Walks?
No that is how Modals walk- purposefully towards their next meal- which is every other Wednesday whiter they are hungry or not.
Seriously- what boring clothes- is there some rule among the Jervis buyers that everything has to be dull as? The men’s section is even worse- unlike the BT buyers who are obviously spending waaay too much time with their leisure wear kitted dealers of course.
If you just walked through a wall you’d be walking funny too.
The photographer is clearly a far right supporter.
I kinda like the outfit in pic 4 – the pinkish affair, although I’d have gone with natural boots and bag, rather than black.
Are you doing Belfast Culture night on Friday shayna? I was there last year and distinctly unimpressed. Full on targeting of kids and families which is fair enough but it felt like there was a curfew- everything stopped sharp at 10pm.
Even then, it should be on a Saturday and Sunday but we know why that won’t happen.
https://www.culturenightbelfast.com/
You’re really selling it SOQ! I’m honestly not aware of it – marketing hasn’t reached me?
If you heading out for an adult night then best avoid the city center as it is mainly state sponsored bull s h i t.
Then again- that is probably an accurate representation of Belfast “culture”.
You know I’ve lived here (Belfast) for a bit – I tend to go to The Sunflower – I kinda play violin (fiddle) and jam there – it’s all impromptu, it’s like a pub in Donegal, or wherever, people playing music together.
Yup well you’ll need to get in there early as queues to Sunflower- I am in town but Ormeau area only as Buckfast’ed teens is definitely not my scene.
I just find the city center to be weird- Royal Avenue is the equivalent of Grafton Street and not one late night venue- why?
I buy my shirts in charity shops. No need for handbags.
If I knew which shop that lovely vinyl coat was from I’d be able to run in and out again without having to look around the bowels of hell that is the Jervis centre. Awful kip
…thank you…thank you misred…bowels of hell=Jervis St shopping Centre…
I would go as far as to say that applies to all shopping centres
I always feel a tad queasy in Dundalk, to be fair.
(the shopping centre, that is)
You should try Gay Pride- breast feeding in the community center is about the height of it- some decent coffee shops around the crazy money fountain area- ran by illegal Brazilians but they are Catholic so grand.
Hey SOQ, I don’t know why you are kinda pushing Gay Pride on me? Shayna is cool as she is.
Maybe he’s doing a reverse Iris Robinson and thinks you can be cured of the straight?
Yup. Dundrum is pretty soulless.
I don’t mind the red trousers
Those black ankle boots are most unflattering.
You see not from a male POV
They hint at barely submerged sauciness
People becoming more cognisant of how destructive the rag trade is, thanks mainly to the actions of environmental groups like XR.
The use of child labour is rife along with abysmal pay, dangerous working conditions and evidence of slave labour (in China).
The environmental effects are as bad. Massive water consumption in cottoon production along with widepread release of toxic dyes in water courses is having a terrible effect. Air pollution and massive greenhouse gas emissions are really serious issues also.
Hopefully the fast-fashion trend of western cultures to buy vast amounts of clothing that is rarely worn, if at all, will die out.
Many studies mark the textile industry as the second most polluting industry in the world, ranking it only after the oil industry.