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This March, We’re #WearingIrish


By Holly O'Neill
17th Mar 2017
This March, We’re #WearingIrish

This March, we are #WearingIrish with Margaret Molloy. Join us!


We have a whole host of Irish design talent adored worldwide. Fermanagh-born JW Anderson. Dubliner Zoe Jordan. London Fashion Week’s ‘One To Watch,’ Wexford’s Richard Malone. Dublin’s Paul Costelloe. Not forgetting?Simone Rocha, who,?last year, was awarded the British Fashion Council British Womenswear Designer of the Year, 23 years after her dad received the same award, and who just opened her first stateside store this week in New York.

Last year, Margaret Molloy launched #WearingIrish, her own personal passion project to promote and bring awareness to Irish fashion by inviting fans of fashion and Ireland to wear clothing, accessories, and jewellery by Irish designers during March, the month where everybody wants to be Irish. She encourages those who take part to post photos on all social media channels with the hashtag #WearingIrish to support Irish fashion design.

Margaret Molloy, wearing a dress by Irish fashion designer, Tina Griffin

Margaret is a Harvard Business School graduate and the Chief Marketing Officer of Siegel+Gale, a global branding firm, so for her,?#WearingIrish is a combination of three of her loves ?- fashion, marketing, and Irish heritage.

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Speaking about her campaign on her website, Margaret Molloy writes that everyone should get involved, because, “#WearingIrish isn’t about fashion models, it’s about role models. It’s about real people showing their support for Irish fashion in everyday situations.” She wants to build our country’s reputation for fashion, and create a movement around #WearingIrish, that will inspire men and women around the world to buy Irish fashion and to wear it every March.

Irish jewellery designer and IMAGE Young Businesswoman Winner,?Chupi,?#WearingIrish

You can see a full and impressive directory of Irish jewellery, accessories and clothing designers on Margaret Molloy’s website here. Will you be #WearingIrish with us this March? Don’t forget to tag us in your?#WearingIrish pictures!


Featured image, Simone Rocha AW17.