Quality fabrics and elevated design details will transform summer basics into sophisticated separates, says Marie Kelly.

From Barry Keoghan to Timothée Chalamet, male celebrities are emerging as the new jewellery tastemakers, writes Marie Kelly.

Informed by her Irish roots, discovers Marie Kelly, stylist Sinéad McKeefry delivered a contemporary take on heritage chic when dressing Claudia Winkleman for The Traitors.

Inspired by his role as chief make-up artist for Trinny Woodall, John Corcoran has learned to tear up the style rule book, writes Marie Kelly.

In the hierarchy of Christmas gifts, socks no longer languish in the last-minute/unpopular relative category, explains Marie Kelly.

Aoife Rooney’s new collection is crafted using a combination of deadstock fabric from luxury fashion houses, indigenous Irish materials and Ecovero viscose, explains Marie Kelly.

As restoration services for designer goods are expanding, Marie Kelly talks to three craftsmen who are the hidden secret of Louboutin lovers around the country.

Irish-born, New York-based violinist Gregory Harrington tells Marie Kelly about striking the right note through clothing.

Seams, tags, textures and fabric weight can irritate little ones with sensory issues. Marie Kelly chats with two mothers designing clothes to make a difference.

Irish brands are leading the way as a community-focused movement is turning discarded materials into covetable products, writes Marie Kelly