Totally Dublin: Paper Roses - October 2017

Dirty Fabulous 1950's prom dresses seen as skirts

Selection of floral corsages from Dirty Fabulous

 1950's tulle prom dresses from Dirty Fabulous layered as skirts worn with Natalie B Coleman tulle top. 

Image via Natalie B.Coleman instagram

Credits: 

Creative Direction and Styling: Kieran Kilgallon

Photographer: Eilish McCormick

Set & Prop Design: Kieran Kilgallon

Hair & Make-up: Sarah Lanagan

Model: Eimear at Not Another Agency

Stylists Assistant: Kyle Cheldon Barnett

Social and Personal September 2016: Weekend At The Racetrack

 Model on right wears 1940's blue chevron striped coat from Dirty Fabulous

 

Credits

Photography: Daniel Holfeld
Styling: Roxanne Parker
Hair: Michael Doyle for Peter Mark
Make-up: Aimee Connolly
Stylists assitant: Yvette Byrne
Videographer: Louise Slevin
Models: Sarah Tansey for Armodelagency.com
              Simona for Catwalkmodels.ie
              Chun Soot for Distinctmodelmanagement.com
Location: Leopardstown Racecourse

All that Jazz! Irish Independent Weekend Magazine Saturday 2nd of April 2016

1930's black sequin crop jacket (part of set)

 Laura: Hat by Dirty Fabulous

Faye: Earrings and Necklace by Dirty Fabulous

 Faye: 1940's Dress, necklace and earrings by Dirty Fabulous

 Earrings by Dirty Fabulous

From the Irish Independent:

This week, our shoot took inspiration from the new Guinness TV advert, Intolerant Champion which was set in 1930s' New York and tells the story of music scout John Hammond who overlooked racial segregation to champion great jazz. The shoot brings to life the vibrancy and energy from the ad, transporting us to a 1930s' club scene.

Stylist Roxanne Parker says: "Miuccia Prada took inspiration from the 1930s for her Autumn/ Winter 2016 show, held in Milan. This is a hot trend that is only going to intensify as the season progresses. For this shoot, we took inspiration from the masculine trend that started to filter into the 1930s with wide-cut trousers and brogue-style shoes offering women the freedom to enjoy the jazz age and move more freely.

"There was also a very feminine trend running through the 1930s, with cut-on-bias dresses, tea dresses and T-bar sandals, which was a nice antidote to the masculine trend.

"The fashion-led man is moving away from the structured hipster look into a relaxed and casual style with Henley tops, authentic Levi jeans and workman's boots," says Roxanne.

Styling & production: Roxanne Parker

Photography: Daniel Holfeld, danielholfeld.com

Hair: Stephen Kelly, Zeba, 60 South William Street

Make-Up: Ken Boylan, kenboylan.com

Models: Faye Dinsmore & Laura O'Shea @ AR Model Management; Carl Shaaban, Morgan The Agency; James McDonald, Lockdown Models, Cork

Double bass player: Cormac O'Brien

Shot on location at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery, St James's Gate, Dublin.

Social and Personal April 2016

What Alice Found There

1960s necklace and blue bunny ear bonnet by Dirty Fabulous

Vintage Sheepskin Stole by Dirty Fabulous

YSL Rive Gauche pastel floral dress, coral fun fur cuffs, green faux fur stole and 1950's chartreuse gloves by Dirty Fabulous

This is hands-down one of our favourite editorial shoots to date. We love everything about it; the playful use of colour, the quirky details, the contrasting textures and that's before we get to the appearance of those little fluffy bunnies and chicks!

Roxanne Parker proved her amazing talents as stylist extraordinaire once more in this vibrant Springtime fashion masterpiece. 

We're big fans of photographer Anita Sadowska who has captured the details beautifully.

Hope you love it as much as we do!

Credits

Photography: Anita Sadowska

Stylist: Roxanne Parker

Hair: Stephen Kelly for Zeba Hairdressing

Make-up Artist: Nicki Buglewicz

Nails: Michele Burke

Photographic Assistant: Dan Butler

Styling Assistant: Yvette Byrne

Production Director: Nicki Buglewicz

Model: Faye Dinsmore for Armodelagency.com

Location: The Heritage Hotel

Animals provided be Wooly Wards Farm 

Social and Personal April 2016

A Terrible Beauty 

 1950's rhinestone star brooch and green ruched gloves by Dirty Fabulous

 1960's pearl earrings and 1940's coat  by Dirty Fabulous

 1940's hat and rhinestone brooch  by Dirty Fabulous

 1940's black feather hat and black silk velvet hat  by Dirty Fabulous

 Necklace worn as belt  by Dirty Fabulous

 1940's green velvet hat, 40's black velvet cape and Art Deco gloves by Dirty Fabulous

 1950's green velvet feather hat and milk glass brooch  by Dirty Fabulous

 1940's black hat with net and Art Deco gloves  by Dirty Fabulous

Edwardian gilt fur clip by Dirty Fabulous

The incredible Roxanne Parker has styled this phenomenal shoot for Social and Personal to mark the centenary of the Easter Rising. The military touches and refined elegance enhance the mood perfectly.

Daniel Holfeld was the amazing photographer who captured this beautiful, atmospheric shoot. 

Credits:

Social and Personal April 2016

Photography: Daniel Holfeld

Stylist: Roxanne Parker

Hair: Claudia Walsh, assisted by Melissa Kulijancic for Davey Davey Hair Salon

Make-up: Ken Boylan assisted by Ellie McDonough using Ken Boylan Make Up Play

Assistant to the stylist: Yvette Byrne

Shoot Origination: PJ Gibbons

Models: Carrie-Ann Crolly Burton & Jack Connolly for Morgan The Agency

Location: Irish Museum Of Modern Art

Military costumes provided by the Abbey Theatre Costume Hire

Irish Country Living - March 2016

1950's pale lemon yellow, daisy tulle prom dress by Dirty Fabulous

Credits
Photographer: Alex Hutchinson
Stylis:t Courtney Smith
Make up Christine Lucigano
Model: Thalia Heffernan
Hair: darren lacken @ crow st collective
Shot on location at Ballymagarvey

8 Favourite Dirty Fabulous Bridal Images!

You might not know this, but Dirty Fabulous is about to head into it's 8th year of business. Can you believe that?!? It's hard for us to wrap our heads around it, but when we look back on all the amazing photoshoots we've collaborated on and the stunning vintage wedding dresses that have passed through our boutique it kinda brings it home. In the spirit of looking back and reminiscing, we thought we would share what we think are our top bridal images. 

So many amazing people were involved in each image that it's worth taking the time clicking into each to see the full credits and shoot.