As a sustainable stylist, I love when something is vintage or second hand or maybe it has been rented or borrowed or re-worn or remade from their existing wardrobe.”įaith is now fast tracked into the final of the competition today along with previous winners from earlier in the week, Michael Walsh and Nomi Brennan. “I’m looking for something that is a little bit different and that is something that has been individually curated. It is a considered look: the headpiece, the dress. Sustainable stylist Roxanne Parker who chose the winner, said: “For me, it is all about the overall look. “I have a custom-made dress that I am considering for tomorrow but perhaps I’ll stick with the winning look, we’ll see.”įaith Amomd won Thursday's Best Dressed competition She said: “I absolutely adore fashion, I am so thrilled I just can’t believe it. A cream Saffiyaa coat and skirt teamed with a simple silk cami from Aria, Naas, together with shoes from Tiffany, Kilkenny, and a Gallery 9 bag finished the look. Outside of the parade ring and in the Bollinger Tent, glamorous granny Faith Amond was crowned Thursday’s Best Dressed winner.įaith purchased the straw Catarzi hat in Kalu, Naas, and customised it with a silk bow which she made herself. He added: “I would look towards American chat shows like Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon.”Īsked if he thought a woman should be its next host after Ryan Tubridy steps down on May 26, he said: “Maybe so and everyone says it should be a woman because it has been men doing the line but if they’re good enough to do it, absolutely.” Best dressed

“But I think Ryan has done a great job and I think he has done an amazing job with the Toy Show. Nadia Cali from Dublin at Punchestown Racecourse (Image: ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy)

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