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Pic Shows Carita Conway, Limerick finalist the Athlone Towncentre’s ‘Friday’s Most Stylish’ at the Galway Races.
TWO LIMERICK women, Aisling McCarthy from Adare and Carita Conway from Castleconnell, were chosen as two of five finalists for ‘Friday’s Most Stylish’ sponsored by Athlone Towncentre at the Galway Races recently.
Aisling wearing a white Ted Baker dress, gold Lodi shoes and a gold headpiece hired from Hats by Caroline was the epitome of elegance. Joining her as a finalist was Carita wearing a beautifully structured cream dress with vibrant splashes of colour by Stine Goya which was borrowed from her sister. Carita complemented her outfit with a tall black headpiece also hired from Hats by Caroline and shoes bought from Sheniel Show Boutique.
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Winner of the overall prize was Secondary School Teacher from Sandymount, Dublin, Eimear Mahon. Wearing a spotted structured skirt suit from Rocio which is rented from her own clothing and headpiece rental business completelook.ie Eimear elevated her look with gold shoes from Penneys, a handbag from Next and earrings from H&M. She completed her race
going outfit with a cream boater hat designed and made by Millinery by Mairead who is based in Northern Ireland.
Eimear took home the biggest Prize Fund on offer for the competition yet, which is worth in excess of €4000.
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