Stay in your duvet ALL day!

This afternoon.

National College of Arts and Design student winners of the Brown Thomas bursary award show off their wares.

Laoise Carey (top second left ) won for her yellow ‘Eidolon’ gown worn by model Anastasia and Colin Burke (top right ) took runner-up position for his collection ‘Born in 32’ worn by model Sophie Murphy.

Both students will have their designs  in CREATE a pop-up installation featuring emerging Irish designers at Brown Thomas in July 2017.

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Fair enough.

The Dean Hotel, Harcourt Street. Dublin 2

Models Teo Sutra and Barry Donohue showcasing a selection of work by the winners of the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland’s Future Makers Awards & Supports Programme 2016

Teo (centre) is wearing Roisin Pierce’s ‘Siamese Twins’ dress while Barry (top) sports a Conaill O’Dwyer ‘Default Man’ suit jacket with hand-knitted plastic bag jumper and (above) a headpiece called ‘Thread Stories’.

Future Makers rewards the next generation of Irish creatives “helping them develop an exciting future in the design and craft industry”.

*walks into lamp post*

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Last night.

Hammer Time!

Scenes from the DIT [Dublin Institute of Technology] Fashion Show 2015 in Vicar Street, Dublin. where Judges, including Brendan Courtney, Bairbre Power and Maria Fusco selected the DIT 2015 Student Design Awards.

Pics: Ruth Medjber

Blimey.

This afternoon

Some of the The top ten shortlisted student designs, under the theme of ‘Cultural Fashion’, unveiled at the Fruit Market Dublin for the Vodafone DIT Fashion Show

From top: DIT student Vanessa Rigley wears ‘Ground Zero American history past and present’ by Griffith College student Emma Gannon and DIT student Nick Martintz wears ‘Fauna’ by Griffith College student Lamis Goumaa; DIT’s Nagel Nash wearing ‘We are the flowers in your dustbin’ by Limerick School of Art and Design student Mollie Sinnott; From left: Vanessa Rigley (as above), DIT student Lorna Caufield wears ‘Move… back to the roots’ by Grafton Academy student Magdalena Galica, DIT student Gabriela Molkova wears “Madame Butterfly” by Grafton Academy student Helen Hayes (Churchtown Dublin) and (crouching) Nick Martintz (as above) wears “Fauna” by Griffith College student Lamis Goumaa; From left: DIT student Eilera Ellie wears ‘Chain Reaction’ by Griffith College student Sarah Murphy, DIT student Zack O’Rourke wears ‘Silly Nonsense’ by Limerick Schools of Art and Design student Stephen McLaughlin and DIT student Gabriela Molkova (as above).

The final takes place in Vicar Street on  April 14  in aid of  the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation.

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Designer jim jams?

Rod Stewart ‘s 1978 leggings?

‘B&B wallpaper’ a-line skirts?

Neon knitwear?

Flowers in our hair?

Models Sarah Morrissey (above left) and Lynn  sporting the Clery’s Spring Summer 2015 designer range featuring garments from East, Sisley, Warehouse and others of that dashing ilk.

Damn hippies.

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Yikes.

Black, sheer, flimsy yet convoluted nether garments with lacey gauze ‘housecoat’, held up hosiery, and pointy stilettos?

Oh go on then.

Models (top pic from left) Martha Christie, Sarah Morrissey and Tara O’Farrell and the Brown Thomas Autumn/Winter lingerie collection today.

Includes the Stella McCartney Georgia ‘glowing bra’ for €104.95 and Myla Roxanne ‘hi-apex bra’ for €160.

Or eighty yo yos a cup.

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Update:

Further lingerie choices in genuinely risqué colours.

Saucy.

(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

Clumpy heels, trackie bottoms, Withnail coats, lurid pinks ‘n’ yellows and ‘boyfriend’ baseball jackets.

Oh go on then.

The launch of Penneys Autumn collection at The Spencer Hotel, Spencer Dock Dublin today with models from top: Abby, Rebecca, Eve and Maria B & Eve.

(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)