Museum of Style Icons at Newbridge Silverware unveils its latest exhibition

Today marks an historic Irish cinematic moment as the Museum of Style Icons at Newbridge Silverware proudly unveils its latest exhibition Iconic Costumes of the Irish Silver Screen.

This extraordinary showcase was officially opened by Mrs. Sabina Higgins and promises visitors an immersive journey into the

captivating world of Irish filmmaking, where the artistry and craftsmanship of costume design take centre stage.

In collaboration with The Irish Costume Archive Project (ICAP), the exhibition presents a meticulously curated selection of 18 costumes from legendary Irish film productions.

From the stirring drama of My Left Foot to the epic tales of Braveheart and Vikings,  costume on display encapsulates the essence of its respective film and the characters it represents, offering a unique insight into Ireland's rich cinematic heritage.

Co-founded by the esteemed Emmy-nominated costume designer Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh and the distinguished costume practitioner Veerle Dehaene, ICAP is dedicated to preserving and celebrating Ireland's unique contribution to costume design.

Through their collaboration with the Museum of Style Icons, Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh and Dehaene bring to life the magic of Irish cinema, showcasing the talent and creativity of Irish costume designers.

"We are thrilled to present this exhibition, which pays homage to the exceptional artistry and creativity of Irish costume designers," says Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh.

"Each costume tells a story and reflects the rich tapestry of Irish cinema. It is our privilege to share these treasures with audiences and to celebrate the legacy of Irish filmmaking and huge thanks to William Doyle the CEO of Newbridge Silverware and the Museum of Style Icons curator, Pauline Doyle for their collaboration."

The Iconic Costumes of the Irish Silver Screen Irish Costume in association with the Irish Archive Project exhibition opened at the Museum of Style Icons in Newbridge Silverware on May 1.

Admission is free and the exhibition will run for one year. For more see  newbridgesilverware.com and also www.icap.ie.