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MODELS took over a Limerick city street on a cold crisp afternoon to showcase some of the best Christmas and winter fashion Limerick has to offer.
Those around Thomas Street in the city were treated to Christmas Fashion on the Streets of Limerick
The festive fashion show, showcased the latest trends from Limerick’s top fashion houses and designers, with plenty of advice and spot prizes on the day.
The show was run by the Holman Lee Agency.
Celia Holman Lee said: “We’re thrilled to be working with Limerick City and County Council and Limerick’s retailers to showcase such a wide range of gift ideas for Christmas and provide inspiration for friends and family this festive season…”
It is safe to say the models came prepared for the cold weather.
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