Leading fashion designers come together in Limerick for fundraiser
Four celebrated Irish designers will take part in an exclusive evening of fashion, conversation and craftsmanship
FOUR of Ireland’s leading fashion designers will come together for Meet the Designers, a special fundraising event in support of the Mid Western Cancer Foundation.
Limited to just 60 guests the event will feature Anxhela Cerriku of Original Ireland, Ber McNamara, Caroline Mitchell and Linda Wilson and focus on celebrating their creativity, individuality and craftsmanship of Irish fashion, while raising vital funds to support people living with cancer and their families throughout the Mid West.
Bringing together established and emerging perspectives within the Irish fashion landscape, Meet the Designers offers a unique opportunity to engage with the people behind the designs and celebrate the talent contributing to Ireland’s creative industries.
The evening will feature an informal fashion show followed by a panel discussion exploring the designers’ creative journeys, sources of inspiration and commitment to qualify and craftsmanship.
Guests will have the opportunity to hear practical fashion insights and advice directly from the designers.
The discussion will be moderated by Eddie Shanahan, chair of the Council of Irish Fashion Designers (CIFD), with Edel Cassidy, editor and publisher of Anthology magazine, also joining the panel.
The event is a joint initiative organised by the Council of Irish Fashion Designers, Anthology magazine and the Hunt Museum, with all funds raised going towards the work of the Mid Western Cancer Foundation.
The Foundation supports patients and families living with cancer across the Mid West, helping to ensure that those affected by cancer can access practical and compassionate support when they need it.
Meet the Designers will begin at 6.30pm on Thursday, December 3 at the Hunt Museum, Limerick.
Tickets are priced at €50 and include a glass of wine, finger food and a complimentary archive copy of Anthology magazine.
The Hunt Museum shop will also be open for guests wishing to enjoy some pre-Christmas shopping.
With only 60 tickets available, the event promises an intimate evening celebrating Irish design while supporting an important local cause.
Tickets can be purchased on Eventmaster.