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To many Limerick School of Art and Design needs absolutely no introduction. It moulds, nourishes and creates some of the most creative and innovative Irish designers. Ensuring that their fledgling student designers understand all aspects of the industry they are about to embark on upon graduating, internships with highly acclaimed international designers, trips to fashion capitals and very late nights all prepare them for the next step.
One of the latest designers hailing from this incredibly successful college, who is making her name known is Danielle Romeril. Mastering her talent during her degree in LSAD with designers like Sharon Wauchob, Amanda …

Despite being a small island on the peripherary of Europe, Ireland’s talent in fashion is unparrelled. With main stream, well know designers including Orla Keily, Louise Kennedy and Philip Treacy, over the last 5 years, a slew of young designers have made their mark with their graduation collections to their ambitious stand alone self titled brands.
Rebecca Marsden is a graduate of the highly acclaimed Limerick School of Art & Design, only graduating in 2012. A collection titled “Cellular Collision” sees some of the most incredible designs, considering it more an art piece than clothing. The way materials, including plastics and …

Dubliner Sinead Lawlor is definitely one to watch! Her MFA womenswear presentation has wowed industry professionals at the top of their game, like Donna Karan, Chriz Benz, VPL’s Victoria Bartlett and more. We recently got to ask Sinead a few about her collection and what’s next.

Where did your inspiration for the collection come from?
The inspiration from my thesis collection came after we had an intensive week project with Zowie Broach from Boudicca. She really got us to look at ourselves and how we look at ourselves as designers/people etc. I then began examining the idea of self-camouflage and how …

Brett O’ Mahony came to our attention late in 2011 with a stunning collection of accessories. A designer in so many creative avenues, she hails from the acclaimed Irish design college Limerick School of Art & Design. Her range of head pieces use the most intricate beading with a themeLight vs Dark creating romantic and vintage style pieces to edgier bold dark pieces.
We recently had a moment with Brett O’ Mahony to find out more about this creative Irish designer…

As another graduate from LSAD who confirms the quality of talent that comes from …

We have been following Merle O’ Grady’s line of jewellery for quite a while and given it’s popularity among stylists and celebrities, she is an Irish designer who is most definitely making her mark on fashions main stage (as well as X Factor’s stage!) Another talent to hail from acclaimed Limerick School of Art & Design, Merle O’ Grady continued onto the prestigious Cordwainers College of London College of Fashion to specialise in Accessory Design.

Creating edgy, contemporary designs which are simultaneously feminine have gained international attention with features in Vogue, Elle and Harper’s Bazaar as well as adorning musicians like Beyonce, Florence …

Irish designers are making their mark on the international fashion scene. With more and more grabbing the limelight each season, this designer  is one worth knowing about.
Stephanie Grace Foy is an award winning Irish designer who has been tipped as “One to Watch”. Having already featured her designs as part of the showcase of Irish designers worn on the red carpet at the Irish Film and Television Awards earlier this year, she has industry experience with some of fashions great contemporary designers including Mario Schwaub and Bora Aksu.
Her collections have been seen at Vauxhall Fashion Scout which launches some of …

Brett O’ Mahony is an Irish talent that is definitely one to watch. Another talent from the highly acclaimed Limerick School of Art & Design, she is a master of many things. Photography, graphics, fashion as well as styling, Brett O’ Mahony launched her accessory line in 2009.




With elaborate beading from a collection titled Light vs Dark photographed by Cormac Byrne Photography, it embraces romantic, feminine pieces, contrasting with bold, strong counterparts. Stocked at Covet in Dublin and Kloset in Kildare as well as taking orders online, these are perfect for a decadent day out. Or in …