The Lost Fashion History of South William Street
Did you know that South William Street has had a thriving fashion community for over a century? It was Dublin’s garment district where furriers and dress-makers, glove-makers and couture coat manufacturers plied their trade. Fashion history is more than a history of hemlines; it’s about people, ideas, the way we have lived and what is happening now.
Discover the street’s hidden fashion past with this fun day-long event. Come to one or come to all animations; you’ll never see fashion the same way again.
13.00 Revisit the street’s stylish past in a Tableau Vivant on the front steps of Powerscourt Townhouse centre. Free. (59 Sth William St)
13.30 Hear an inspiring free talk about the lost history of the street with introduction by Hilary O’Kelly of NCAD. Tea provided by The Pepper Pot Café. (51 Sth. William St)
14.30-17.30 Follow a fashion trail through the makers and retailers of today. Project 51, Bow, Indigo & Cloth, Smock, Costume, The Loft Market, Horse & June, Om Diva and The Harlequin will reveal their hidden fashion secrets. Free. (Starts at 51 Sth. William St)
15.30-17.00 Discover the lost techniques and expertise of tailoring at a workshop with Paddy Rogers, a South William Street tailor (51 Sth. William St). Book your spot on the workshop (€25) in the booking section on the left of this page.
18.00 Get mingling at the fashion Snug in Grogan’s, Dublin’s rag-trade pub. Talk, reminisce and debate with the industry’s best. Free.
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