Ever wondered just how great you could look with the right advice and help from a top stylist? For a one-off chance to have a free personal consultation with a top stylist, visit Demora on Friday 2 July.
All are welcome to the Racing Style Workshop, where top stylist Delilah will offer free tips and mini personal consultations. From 4pm to 7pm, Delilah will discuss key looks, colours and styles, while offering fashion industry insider tips on how to coordinate style with comfort.
A mini fashion show will also take place on the day in the luxurious Cross Street boutique, where designs from Milly, Sara Berman, Nicole Miller, Marella and many more will be showcased. Those who come along will also be privy to Vivienne Westwood Anglomania and BCNG MAX ARIA pieces especially for the races. To top off the style afternoon, there will be further 10 per cent off all purchases on the day.
So ladies, don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to turn your sense of style around and be one of the best dressed ladies at this year’s summer events.
About Demora
Run by Galway native, Deirdre Morahan, Demora is an exclusive boutique located on Cross Street, offering hard-to-find stunning designer pieces from New York, Paris, London and Ireland. Demora brings you individual style from funky day wear to beautiful wedding outfits, or something amazing for the races to fantastic party wear. An exquisite range of jewellery and accessories to finish off any outfit make Demora a very unique boutique.
If you can’t make it into the store, Demora’s new website www.demora.ie allows you to purchase from a large range of exceptional pieces with a click of a button, with many pieces now on sale.
Opening Hours Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm and Sunday 1pm to 5pm
Demora, The Corn Store, Cross Street, Galway 091 539860 www.demora.ie
GOLDEN RULES TO SHINE AT THE RACES
by Delilah Fashion Stylist
Here are some tips to help you stand out and look ultra stylish at this year’s Galway Races.
Comfort: The key to style is by ensuring that the cut and colour of the outfit works for you. There’s no point in picking up a fabulous dress if you’re not 100 per cent comfortable in it. Comfortable reads confidence reads stylish.
Originality: Don’t follow trends religiously; choose only what suits your style. The outfit should also be appropriate to the event. You don’t want to turn up to the Races in cocktail wear or look like you’re heading out to a club. It’s all about reading the mood of the event and dressing accordingly.
Colour: Don’t go for the same colour from head to toe. Try to match different colours together, whether they’re complementary, such as two shades of green or contrasting, such as purple and yellow. If you like neutrals try nude, very 2010 and very complementary to most skin tones. Pale complexions suit richer, neutral tones in cream and blush, while darker skins can carry off very pale pinks and stark nudes. You can also add a touch of colour through accessories.
Accessories: These can make or break an outfit. Less is definitely more. Choose something that will match the outfit. A hat or headpiece is a must on Ladies’ Day. They add a bit of drama and balance the overall look. If wearing a hat, make sure it stays in place. If hats simiply aren’t your thing, then try a fascinator, hair band or flowers. For a touch of elegance, skip the oversize bag and opt for a clutch.
Grooming: All the obvious applies here such as well-groomed hair, and beautifully polished nails. Don’t overdo the make-up; remember, this is a day event. And rule number one should most certainly be to take it easy on the fake tan.
Footwear: There’s nothing worse than seeing a woman struggling to walk in her heels. Wedge heels are comfortable, stylish and add height; the ideal choice for a day at the Races. Keep a pair of flip-flops in your handbag for the long trek back to your car or the bus.
Weather: Don’t forget a chic cover up. The sun may be splitting the rocks but give it a few hours and you’ll be shivering in your heels. There are so many stylish coats or jackets around at the moment to choose from.
Cost: Looking great doesn’t mean you have to splash out. Lots of winners of the Best Dressed Lady competition in recent times have mixed designer with high street, or have simply kept it all high street. It’s all about how you put an outfit together and carry it off.
All are welcome to the Racing Style Workshop, where top stylist Delilah will offer free tips and mini personal consultations. From 4pm to 7pm, Delilah will discuss key looks, colours and styles, while offering fashion industry insider tips on how to coordinate style with comfort.
A mini fashion show will also take place on the day in the luxurious Cross Street boutique, where designs from Milly, Sara Berman, Nicole Miller, Marella and many more will be showcased. Those who come along will also be privy to Vivienne Westwood Anglomania and BCNG MAX ARIA pieces especially for the races. To top off the style afternoon, there will be further 10 per cent off all purchases on the day.
So ladies, don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to turn your sense of style around and be one of the best dressed ladies at this year’s summer events.
About Demora
Run by Galway native, Deirdre Morahan, Demora is an exclusive boutique located on Cross Street, offering hard-to-find stunning designer pieces from New York, Paris, London and Ireland. Demora brings you individual style from funky day wear to beautiful wedding outfits, or something amazing for the races to fantastic party wear. An exquisite range of jewellery and accessories to finish off any outfit make Demora a very unique boutique.
If you can’t make it into the store, Demora’s new website www.demora.ie allows you to purchase from a large range of exceptional pieces with a click of a button, with many pieces now on sale.
Opening Hours Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm and Sunday 1pm to 5pm
Demora, The Corn Store, Cross Street, Galway 091 539860 www.demora.ie
GOLDEN RULES TO SHINE AT THE RACES
by Delilah Fashion Stylist
Here are some tips to help you stand out and look ultra stylish at this year’s Galway Races.
Comfort: The key to style is by ensuring that the cut and colour of the outfit works for you. There’s no point in picking up a fabulous dress if you’re not 100 per cent comfortable in it. Comfortable reads confidence reads stylish.
Originality: Don’t follow trends religiously; choose only what suits your style. The outfit should also be appropriate to the event. You don’t want to turn up to the Races in cocktail wear or look like you’re heading out to a club. It’s all about reading the mood of the event and dressing accordingly.
Colour: Don’t go for the same colour from head to toe. Try to match different colours together, whether they’re complementary, such as two shades of green or contrasting, such as purple and yellow. If you like neutrals try nude, very 2010 and very complementary to most skin tones. Pale complexions suit richer, neutral tones in cream and blush, while darker skins can carry off very pale pinks and stark nudes. You can also add a touch of colour through accessories.
Accessories: These can make or break an outfit. Less is definitely more. Choose something that will match the outfit. A hat or headpiece is a must on Ladies’ Day. They add a bit of drama and balance the overall look. If wearing a hat, make sure it stays in place. If hats simiply aren’t your thing, then try a fascinator, hair band or flowers. For a touch of elegance, skip the oversize bag and opt for a clutch.
Grooming: All the obvious applies here such as well-groomed hair, and beautifully polished nails. Don’t overdo the make-up; remember, this is a day event. And rule number one should most certainly be to take it easy on the fake tan.
Footwear: There’s nothing worse than seeing a woman struggling to walk in her heels. Wedge heels are comfortable, stylish and add height; the ideal choice for a day at the Races. Keep a pair of flip-flops in your handbag for the long trek back to your car or the bus.
Weather: Don’t forget a chic cover up. The sun may be splitting the rocks but give it a few hours and you’ll be shivering in your heels. There are so many stylish coats or jackets around at the moment to choose from.
Cost: Looking great doesn’t mean you have to splash out. Lots of winners of the Best Dressed Lady competition in recent times have mixed designer with high street, or have simply kept it all high street. It’s all about how you put an outfit together and carry it off.
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