An exhibition on the work of Irish fashion designer Neilli Mulcahy opens at the National Museum this week.
Mulcahy ran a Dublin shop producing haute couture garments in the 1950s and 1960s and also designed the Aer Lingus uniform in 1962.
The exhibition includes examples of her garments, fashion photographs, fabrics, accessories, hats and design drawings. The designer donated her archive to the museum's decorative arts and history campus at Collins Barracks.
Mulcahy ran a Dublin shop producing haute couture garments in the 1950s and 1960s and also designed the Aer Lingus uniform in 1962.
The exhibition includes examples of her garments, fashion photographs, fabrics, accessories, hats and design drawings. The designer donated her archive to the museum's decorative arts and history campus at Collins Barracks.
Source: The Press Association
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