Watch: Fire-breather Leonie Bennett shows us her style

In our weekly column, My Wardrobe, by Sarah Horgan, Cork women show us some of their favourite outfits. This week, we feature Glanmire woman Leonie Bennett
Watch: Fire-breather Leonie Bennett shows us her style

Leonie wearing a skirt and top from Zara and Louboutin shoes. Pictures: Denis Minihane

Outfit 1 below: Maxi dress, Zara; belt, Louis Vuitton; shoes, Gucci

Favourite thing about this outfit: I love how comfortable this outfit is while still being glamorous. I also love the vibrant colour.

Leonie Bennett, wearing a Maxi dress from Zara and Gucci shoes. Pictures: Denis Minihane.
Leonie Bennett, wearing a Maxi dress from Zara and Gucci shoes. Pictures: Denis Minihane.

Last time I wore it: The last time I wore this was to lunch with friends .

Leonie in her blazer dress from Zara.
Leonie in her blazer dress from Zara.

Outfit 2-blazer dress: Dress, Zara; shoes, Public Desire

Favourite thing about this outfit: I love the bright pink colour because it makes me feel so feminine

Last time I wore it: To a friend’s birthday party in Dublin

Leonie wearing a skirt and top from Zara and Louboutin shoes.
Leonie wearing a skirt and top from Zara and Louboutin shoes.

Outfit 3: Skirt, Zara; top, Zara; shoes, Christian Louboutin

Favourite thing about this outfit: I love how well the skirt and top match

Last time I wore it: On a date night.

Pictures: Denis Minihane



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