Looks We Love from the 2025 FASHION REPORT

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Looks We Love from the 2025 FASHION REPORT

But we thought… maybe those who don’t read IDM would like a snippet of the fashion coverage we shared with our at-home delivery customers — and now we’re sharing it with you.

What you’ll see here is only a small portion of our fashion coverage. The full Fashion Report 2025 was an 18+ page deep dive in our print edition — packed with exclusive costume trends, hair and wig advice, designer spotlights, and more. Staying ahead of these trends doesn’t just inspire creativity — it can save dancers hundreds on costume resales.

These 10 Looks We Love from 2025 were originally shared online with our at-home delivery customers, and now we’re giving you a peek. Shout out to fashion icon Thea Medland for selecting these looks for the magazine!

Keeping up with costume fashion trends can ultimately save you money and build confidence in your stage presence and overall look. Knowing what’s in style, what’s fading, and what design choices stand the test of time makes all the difference when you’re investing in your next look.

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10 Trending Looks We Love

Kristen Mullan — McCaul Academy — Conor O'Sullivan Designs
1) DANCER: Kristen Mullan
SCHOOL: McCaul Academy
MADE BY: Conor O'Sullivan Designs

This look redefines “dripping in crystals” – every inch sparkles, evoking a regal and commanding presence. The teal hue is both refreshing and underused in Irish Dance, and it pairs brilliantly with Kristen’s blonde bun wig.

Niamh Glynn — Linda Martyn School — Elite Dance Designs
2) DANCER: Niamh Glynn
SCHOOL: Linda Martyn School
MADE BY: Elite Dance Designs

Bold and graceful in equal measure, Niamh’s dress uses soft lace and a rich red to striking effect. It’s feminine, fierce, and utterly memorable.

Heidi Corcoran — Stephanie Power School — Stitches and Stones
3) DANCER: Heidi Corcoran
SCHOOL: Stephanie Power School
MADE BY: Stitches and Stones

Heidi proves that simplicity can be pure magic. Her all-black dress, accented only with delicate crystals, makes a bold style statement.

Hannah Logar — Whelan Academy — Conor O'Sullivan
4) DANCER: Hannah Logar
SCHOOL: Whelan Academy
MADE BY: Conor O'Sullivan

Every element of Hannah’s look is in harmony — intricate lace embroidery and the striking Kelly green dress create a flawless fusion of traditional Irish style with a fresh, modern edge.

Emer McGing — O'Connor School — Anthony Capon & Nuala McGing
5) DANCER: Emer McGing
SCHOOL: O'Connor School
MADE BY: Anthony Capon & Nuala McGing

A standout in innovation, this design blends high-fashion flair with Irish Dance fundamentals. The gold detailing appears to drip from the bodice — a clever play on movement and structure.

Éirinn Fagan — Doherty Petri — Eire Designs
6) DANCER: Éirinn Fagan
SCHOOL: Doherty Petri
MADE BY: Eire Designs

A perfect blend of simplicity and drama — jaw-dropping sparkle without overwhelming the design.

Blánaid O'Neill — Doherty Petri — Eire Designs
7) DANCER: Blánaid O'Neill
SCHOOL: Doherty Petri
MADE BY: Eire Designs

Vibrant colours and a sleek silhouette bring a fresh direction to Irish Dance fashion — bold, mature, and fun.

Casey Wolf — Mullane Godley — Conor O'Sullivan Designs
8) DANCER: Casey Wolf
SCHOOL: Mullane Godley
MADE BY: Conor O'Sullivan Designs

Swirling knotwork is captivating — a refreshing take on traditional motifs with superb balance of tones.

Allyson Bligh — Harney Pender Keady — Elevation Design
9) DANCER: Allyson Bligh
SCHOOL: Harney Pender Keady
MADE BY: Elevation Design

Cascading florals over the shoulders offer drama and softness, beautifully offset by a simpler silhouette.

Anna McGlew — Doherty Petri — Eire Designs
10) DANCER: Anna McGlew
SCHOOL: Doherty Petri
MADE BY: Eire Designs

Monochrome done right can be incredibly powerful — deep red tones that stand out with confidence.

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