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Emily
O'Reilly
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Zoe
'Before'
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Zoe
'After'
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Its
not something that you'll find in every girls
wardrobe but for those of you with sights set
on your daughters communion day we thought we'd
check out some of the frocks on offer for the
big day. We went to three different shops where
dresses range from the very traditional to the
more contemporary.
Our
lovely model for the day was eight year old Zoë,
daughter of Sunday Times Journalist, Emily O'Reilly.
Zoë
is looking forward to making her communion in
May. Emily's philosophy is 'less is more. Little
girls at that age look beautiful in simple dresses
that allow their own prettiness to shine'. She's
heard horror stories about dresses costing a complete
fortune but there a lot of the chain stores like
Dunnes Stores, for example, that do dresses from
around €65.
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Helen
Carty
Little
Angel
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Mary
Nulty
Clerys
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Maria
Fusco
Baby
Bambino
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Amy
McLachlan
Kiddies
Kuts
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Hair
Do's - We've heard rumours of people requesting
highlights and body waves for
their children's first communion. Amy McLachlan
of Kiddies Kuts said that they don't
do any kind of chemical treatments at all and
doesn't agree with it on young children.
Amy
says that there a lot of things that parents can
do at home. For the first look Amy just swept
the top back a little, clipped it up and put on
the veil which is quiet easy to do and wouldn't
necessarily require a visit to the salon.
For
the Baby Bambino Dress two simple clip combs with
feathers finished the look.
For
the sophisticated look Amy has swept back, tonged
and pinned Zoe's hair around the tiara. This is
probably something that you'd have to get done
in the salon.
Model:
Zoë Ryan
Location:
Le Meridien Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin
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