My Wardrobe with Mairead Sheehy

Journalist Mairead Sheehy from The Lough picks out her wardrobe favourites.
My Wardrobe with Mairead Sheehy

Blackpool, Cork, Ireland. 21st March, 2024.. Mairead Sheehy of the Irish Examiner.- Picture: David Creedon

Journalist for The Irish Examiner Mairead Sheehy from The Lough picks out her wardrobe favourites.


                        Outfit One
Outfit One

Outfit One: Dress, ASOS, Bodysuit, Zara, Socks, ASOS, Shoes, ASOS.

When did you last wear it: I have worn this outfit to the office a few times. Sometimes it is nice to dress up for work

Favourite thing about this outfit: I love how comfortable this dress is and it is so handy to just throw on a dress and immediately look more put together.


                        Outfit Two
Outfit Two

Outfit Two: Top, ASOS, Jeans, Pretty Little Thing, Trench coat, Stradivarius, Glasses, Ray-Ban, Bag, ASOS, Shoes, EGO

When did you last wear it: I would typically wear this to grab a coffee or to go for a walk around the town.

Favourite thing about this outfit: This is just really handy to throw on and is casual but looks much more put together than just leggings and a hoodie. The coat is also the perfect light layer so that you don’t get too hot walking around town but are still covered up.


                        Outfit Three
Outfit Three

Outfit Three: Jumpsuit, Mars The Label, Heels, Penney’s, Bag, Pretty Little Thing

When did you last wear it: I last wore the jumpsuit for a night out in Dingle for St Patrick’s Day.

Favourite thing about this outfit: I love how a jumpsuit is just a bit different to your usual going out outfits. I was definitely thankful for the long pants to keep me warm on my last night out.

Pictures: David Creedon

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