Eimear blew the judges away wearing a pastel-coloured two piece outfit by Spanish brand Rocio, she elevated her look with gold shoes from Penneys and a handbag from Next
A secondary school teacher was crowned The Galway Races Most Stylish Lady as thousands kicked started their August bank holiday weekend in style.
She completed her race going outfit with a headpiece designed and made by Millinery by Mairead. The easy elegance of her outfit perfectly complemented Friday Summer evening racing in Ballybrit. One of the key reasons Eimear was chosen as winner of Athlone Towncentre ‘Friday’s Most Stylish’ was due to the way she created a wholly individual look incorporating pieces from high street stores and an independent designer which are reflective of the variety of retailers housed in Athlone Towncentre.
The Most Stylish Lady was judged by TV host Louise Cantillon, who stood out as a judge wearing an eye-catching high neck, long sleeved silver mini-dress. "The decision of choosing a winner proved to be highly challenging with so many beautiful looks worn by women enjoying this evening’s Racing in Galway.
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