The style was simply on point at the Cliff Style awards at Leopardstown Christmas Festival today.
Fashion devotees rubbed shoulders with avid racegoers in a winning display of the best of Irish style, haute couture and stunning millinery.
Sinead Leonard from Beaumont Dublin took the overall Cliff Style award for most stylish lady, donning a beautiful green Zara Dress with a head piece by Aoife Kirwan.
This year marked the first time a most stylish male award has been featured at the Christmas racing event.
Neil Moody from Omagh won the inaugural award for best dressed man, Neil was thrilled to represent the best in style for the gents at Leopardstown.
The judges – including designers Sonya Lennon and Brendan Courtney of Lennon Courtney were kept busy throughout the morning, as ladies from across Ireland flocked to Leopardstown in their finery to take part in the Cliff Style awards.
A grand prize total worth over €10,000 was up for grabs, with the female winner taking home the fabulous CLIFF luxe travel package worth over €5,000 which includes a three-night stay with bed and breakfast, fine dining experience and spa treatments at the hotel’s Cliff at Lyons estate in Co. Kildare and Cliff House Hotel in Ardmore.
Also included is a three-night stay at Cliff Townhouse, located on Dublin’s St. Stephens Green, with breakfast and dinner.
The most stylish man on the day, scooped an amazing CLIFF platinum experience which includes one night’s bed and breakfast and fine dining at each of the CLIFF hotel properties, worth over €2,000.
Adriaan Bartels of Cliff said, “We are once again thrilled to join with Leopardstown Christmas Festival for the Cliff Style awards. This is Cliff’s second year sponsoring the best dressed awards and we are delighted to have introduced a male category for the first time.”
“It’s great to be part of what must be one of the most sought after events of the season and to see such amazing style from all over the country. The response to the awards this year has once again been fantastic, with people really dressing for the occasion and representing the greatest style of Ireland.”
