Belfast One brought the latest in high street fashion trends to Belfast City Hall showcasing retailers from throughout the City Centre at the Belfast One-Way Edit hosted by stylist Rebecca McKinney.
Clare Maguire, Managing Director of Belfast One, said: “Last summer we could not have estimated the impact of a fire such as the magnitude of that experienced in Belfast City Centre. Retailers in Belfast City Centre were faced with an unprecedented drop in footfall. A year on we wanted to celebrate that Belfast is still the best place to shop in Northern Ireland and showcase what our city centre has to offer with this sell-out fashion show.”
Models donned the catwalk with 80 outfits from Belfast’s best brands, showing off stylish outfit inspiration for Belfast nights out and style a capsule of everyday fashion for autumn with Belfast One.
Belfast One-Way Edit retailers included Burtons, Debenhams, Dunnes, Evans, Evolution de Cuba, Fat Face, Gap, Jack & Jones, Jigsaw, Joules, Marks & Spencer, Newbridge Silverware, New Look, Next, Par Ici, Dorothy Perkins, Primark, Replay, Rio Brazil, Sea Salt, Sketchers, Specsavers, Ann Summers, Vila, Warehouse, Andrew Watson Menswear, White Stuff and Jack Wills, as well as a make up and beauty masterclass from MAC. Fashion lovers received a glass of Prosecco on arrival and goodie bags full of treats from Lush, Café Parisien, MAC, Dunnes and more.
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MAIN IMAGE: Clare Maguire, managing director of Belfast One, and stylist Rebecca McKinney are joined by models of Belfast One-Way Edit showcasing the latest in autumn trends from Belfast City Centre retailers at a sold out fashion show in Belfast City Hall
