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Celia Holman Lee pictured with Vandeleur staff Karoly Torok, Colette Costello and Phil Crowley
QUEEN of style Celia Holman Lee is coming to Clare for a special fashion event.
The Vandeleur Festival in Kilrush, Co Clare, is taking place from Friday, July 21 to Sunday, July 23.
Music, art, food and fashion will feature over the course of the weekend, with Queen of style Celia and the Holman Lee Agency hosting a fashion show on the final day of the festival.
“Along with the Holman Lee Agency, I intend to put on a show like no other to match our vibrant surroundings. Garden glamour and eden elegance can be expected!” Celia said.
On Friday July 21, local musicians and artists will take centre stage during daytime hours, with an exciting fire show illuminating Kilrush town centre for all to see in the evening.
Saturday evening, Vandeleur will host a lively local ceili band performance, which is guaranteed to be wonderfully fun.
The fashion show will kick off at 7pm on Sunday, July 23, and tickets are €20.
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