Irish heritage in knitwear and dress influences noted
The article traces Aran knit patterns from the Aran Isles with stitches symbolizing family, safety, and coastal life. It highlights Irish fabrics, coats, scarves, and the Claddagh ring as enduring symbols while detailing import shops and makers like Avoca Handweavers and Misty Isles Imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Felthausen
Misty Isles
Frederick
Felthausen
Nancy
Michael
Rita Bianchini
Mr. Bianchini
Mr Felthausen
Aran
Aran Isles
Ireland
Scotland
Bianchim
Mr. Felthousen
County Cork
Bianchimi
Mel Gibson
Bianchini
Dublin
Shab Row
Ederick
Green takes the fashion spotlight this spring across designers
Designers embrace greens from lime to forest with pale avocado and mint accents. Pantone expert notes green suits nature while blues-based greens flatter many skin tones. Nicole Miller and Anna Sui showcase bold lime and Hush Puppies, mint with avocado, sea grass and mint outfits, pairing bright shades with neutrals for bold, energetic looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatrice Eiseman
Pantone Color Institute
Nicole Miller
Calvin Klein
Ellen Tracy
Cynthia Steffe
Cynthia Rowley
Editors
Rowley
Anna Sui
Nicole Fischelis
Saks Fifth
Costelloe Brings Dublin Style To Global Fashion Runways
Irish designer Paul Costelloe, famed for linen and tweed separates, has pushed Dublin style onto international catwalks. He describes his look as wearable and classical, shaped by an American heritage from his New York upbringing and Manhattan fashion experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Shelburne
Paris
Milan
Sybil Connolly
Jacqueline Kennedy
Merrion Square
Louise Kennedy
Mary Robinson
Jean Smith
Paul Costelloe
Britain
London
Manhattan
Costelloe
New York
Atlantic
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Kristan Allison
Carraig Don Industries, Ltd
Paddy Keane and Sons
Susan Guynn
News-Post
Emerald Isle
Avoca
Claddagh
Solvar
Kelly Hahn
Wspaper
Associated Press
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