Irish Street Style

[softgrey]

thanks strawberry...

your friend is AWESOME!!...


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[Fintan]

your friend is AWESOME!!...

Thats Pat and he is really funny. blog

 

[QuirkyCool]

Strawberry,thank you so much.This is one of my favourite threads!! I dig your friend Pat too and I'm off to check his blog .

Dublin looks like a hip,hot and happening city!!Loads of laidback,original style,yet a certain coherence in what different people are wearing.I like!!

 

[strawberry daiquiri]

Oh, a blog... thanks for that link.

Welcome soft and Quirky. I'm not talking to my camera at the moment, but I'll take more pictures as soon as I am.

 

[northernsky]

ah, i love the grainy look of your pics.

(of course, i like the motifs, too.)

 

[CaptainJackSparrow]

ms. daq, those pics are fantastico. thanks a bunch-o.

 

[strawberry daiquiri]

ms. daq, those pics are fantastico. thanks a bunch-o.

Look who returned from his watery grave


Ho, glad grainy works for you northernsky B)

 

[waukon73]

Oh wow. I love all of it. Thanks strawberry_daiquiri.

 

[CaptainJackSparrow]

Look who returned from his watery grave

Look who's talking.

 

[Venús As A Boy]

oh strawberry how did I miss this!??

Well... everyone hasbeen wearing gypsy skirts since March. I may murger the next one I see...A trend with the rich, beautiful D4 teenage girls seem to be short tutu tpye mini-skirts with leggings and flats and tiara's... and fake tan!

This is really difficult!

 

[Venús As A Boy]

Strawberry, my bf lives in Dublin so I'm there a lot. We should meet up sometime!! We can walk around and critisize our nations fashion sense!

 

[strawberry daiquiri]

^ ...I do that anyway.
but it would be nice to hear it from another.

 

[Venús As A Boy]

P.S. I know you didn't mention what type of shop it was, but since it didn't ring a bell, I just assumed.

However, I do know some great shops full of handwork (a weakness of yours I know ) .
In this little shop here - 'Sé Sí' ('He She' in Irish) the workers make the clothes they sell in the shop while sitting on a chair/assisting etc.
In fact, one of the signs in the window says that if you make clothes, they will sell them for you in there. There's also a market (Cows' Lane market) where people sell some wonderful handmade clothes/accessories.

and thre's a great café above it!



Strawberry where do you shop? I just LOVE Wild Child, I got a really cool hat there on saturday... and Urban Outfitters "vintage" section. The new section is too expensive!

 

[urd]

thanks for all the pics strawberry

 

[Venús As A Boy]

I was just a week in New York, a lot of walking (and roller-blading) was done and people watching...

To be honest I found people in Dublin to be more stylish and interesting than New York Maybe I'm just being patriotic

 

[Susu]

Those are great pics, Strawberry!
I've been travelling to Ireland almost every summer for seven years and I just love Dublin! I think I recognize some of the places. It brings good memories...

 

[Vella]

I took a good few of these photos at a 'save the robots' show (they were up in the air) because there were other camera out in force and so no one noticed I wasn't taking the robots.

Strawberry! Thats the filmbase Centre! I used to work there, during the summer. I was probably inside when you took that shot :-D

 

[twigthewonderkid]

Oh wow, I recognise a lot of these people, and I go to all those places every time I'm in town. Nice work strawberry!
As regards Pat, I've seen him on Westmoreland Street but I've actually always been in too much of a hurry to even read the "The best poems you ever went by in a hgurry" sign! I'll make sure to look at his stuff on Friday when I'm in town.

 

[tulip]

i'm going to dublin in two weeks, my first time! exited and will keep an open eye for the si-si (sp?) shop mentioned above!

 

[valigia]

This is agreat way to see what people from far away countries wear