Fashionable Quest: 1. Lorraine Keane; 2. Tara Fay and Sarah Williams;
3. Pamela Flood. (Pix. Kieran Harnett)
Over 200 fashionable ladies turned out at the Angels Quest annual
Spring Fashion Lunch in association with Arnotts at the Four Seasons where the
department store showcased 50 looks on 10 top Irish models from their summer collections
including brands like Lauren by Ralph Lauren, Vivienne Westwood
Anglomania, Calvin Klein, Trina Turk, Love Moschino, Hoss Intropia and T Tahari.
Pamela Flood and Lorraine Keane were acting as MC's on the day and other attendees included organiser Deirdre Kelly, Arnotts Fashion and Beauty Director Deirdre Devaney, designer Peter O'Brien,
Sallyann Clarke from L'Ecrivain, Padraig Harrington's wife Caroline Harrington, Sonia Reynolds and publisher Norah Casey.
All money raised at the event went to Angels Quest charity, which provides respite care homes for special needs children from the ages of 2 to 16. This is done through partnership with organisations that have similar aims and have resources to bring to the effort. The objective in this area is to get the homes fully operating and utilising its full capacity. This is done through working with the partner organisations to identify the levers and barriers and by supporting them in implementing the needed steps to get to
full occupancy.
Anglomania, Calvin Klein, Trina Turk, Love Moschino, Hoss Intropia and T Tahari.
Pamela Flood and Lorraine Keane were acting as MC's on the day and other attendees included organiser Deirdre Kelly, Arnotts Fashion and Beauty Director Deirdre Devaney, designer Peter O'Brien,
Sallyann Clarke from L'Ecrivain, Padraig Harrington's wife Caroline Harrington, Sonia Reynolds and publisher Norah Casey.
All money raised at the event went to Angels Quest charity, which provides respite care homes for special needs children from the ages of 2 to 16. This is done through partnership with organisations that have similar aims and have resources to bring to the effort. The objective in this area is to get the homes fully operating and utilising its full capacity. This is done through working with the partner organisations to identify the levers and barriers and by supporting them in implementing the needed steps to get to
full occupancy.
