Fashion designer Paul Costelloe has shared his thoughts on the four biggest fashion mistakes Irish women make.
The Dubliner said fashion has changed so much since he started his career that it's almost a case of "anything goes" nowadays.
However, he told RSVP Live it's still possible to get it wrong - for example, by wearing something that's too daring and doesn't suit you.
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"Any trend can look good, if you’re the right person to put it on," he said.
"Look at yourself in the mirror, wait until you get home before you try something on.
"Don’t shop when you’re tired, make sure it’s a quiet time in the store or go online. Think about your purchase."
Paul says many women prioritise style over comfort, but you shouldn't wear something you're not comfortable in.
"I think people wearing stiletto heels when they can’t walk in them...You see them struggling along at the Curragh race track or at a function.
"All they want to do is take their shoes off and go back to normal! Don’t allow fashion to dictate your comfort, because if you’re uncomfortable you won’t enjoy yourself.
"If you’re uncomfortable in heels, just wear trainers! I think trainers are great. Just be true to yourself."
The fashion mogul, who has dressed the likes of Princess Diana and Vogue Williams, previously told us that he's not a fan of knee-high boots.
"I think some of these knee-high boots with a semi-heel can be a little bit awkward looking unless you can really walk well in them.
"When they're just below the knee, it just sits there and doesn't really do anything for the person. I think they have to have a really good walk and be very very special."
Take a look at Paul Costelloe's latest designs at www.paulcostelloe.com
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