Taste of Dublin 2026

Thursday 11th – Sunday 14th of June,2026.  The festival has officially unveiled its 2026 restaurant line-up, where the new names making their Taste debut include IBILE, a vibrant West African concept led by Tolu Asemota; Achara, serving modern Thai flavours; and Rei Momo, with Brazilian-inspired street food. They join  Dosa Dosa, fresh from its first bricks-and-mortar opening, and Chimac, collaborating with Sicín Sásta for a must-try partnership, with more details to be revealed.

Returning favourites include Parrilla’s lively Mexican offering, and BIG FAN’s cult Chinese dishes. Steak lovers can look forward to Bovinity’s signature cuts, while Daata continues to showcase its much-loved Indian and Pakistani flavours.

Elsewhere, visitors can explore Palestinian dishes from family-run Shaku Maku, authentic Italian cooking from Bar Italia, and hyper-local Irish cuisine from The Salt Project. King Sitric Oyster Bar also returns, marking over two decades as part of the Taste of Dublin story.

Adding to the experience, festivalgoers can expect exciting collaborations and live-fire cooking, including BAH33’s Brazilian BBQ concept, set to deliver both theatre and flavour in equal measure alongside pairings from Teeling Whiskey.

This year, headline sponsor JYSK, the Danish interiors retailer, is returning to bring a Scandinavian-inspired design element to the festival with their new ‘House of JYSK’

Taste of Dublin 2026 promises an unforgettable journey through the city’s most exciting kitchens – all in one place. From street food to fine dining, classic comfort to global flavours, it’s a celebration of what makes Dublin one of Europe’s most vibrant food destinations.

Tickets are on sale now at https://tasteofdublin.equinoxevents.ie/.

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Creator Spotlight: Home Design

This month, we have selected three standout home design influencers we rate for our creator spotlight – Leo + Cici, Geri Designs, and Victorian Rathmines. With Elevate’s expertise in interior design and retail, working with brands such as Jysk, Colourtrend, Arena Kitchens, and Design and Crafts Council Ireland, we have enjoyed collaborating with all three of them.

Leo + Cici

Dublin interior design studio Leo + Cici, is headed by designer Elaine Verdon. Her Instagram account showcases work in progress for her own domestic design projects, along with her design inspiration, along with snippets of family life. We love her use of colour in all that she does.

Geri Designs

Founded by Geri O’Toole based in Limerick, this account highlights her home design and offers quality advice for design professionals and amateurs alike. She will soon leverage her considerable following to launch the Geri Designs Academy.

Victorian Rathmines

Kate O’Driscoll owns a classic red-brick terrace house reimagined for modern life. Kate has shared the transformation of her period home including many DIY solutions.

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Emporio Sirenuse Dress, Call It By Your Name Bag, Janessa Leone Hat, Saint Laurent Sunglasses

The pieces I reached for most were the simplest—easy, refined, and able to move from beach to lunch without a second thought. A few standouts:

What I came back to was how much beach dressing relies on thoughtful layering:

• Lightweight coverups that double as full outfits
• Easy combinations like shorts with a bikini and a button-down
• Sarongs and pareos wrapped multiple ways—skirt, dress, or top—then worn straight into the rest of the day
  

Julliet Bikini, Janessa Leone Hat |Natalie Martin Dress, Eres Bikini, Call It By Your Name Tote, Janessa Leone Hat, Saint Laurent Sunglasses | Emporio Sirenuse Dress Call It By Your Name Bag, Janessa Leone Hat, Saint Laurent Sunglasses | Lido Bikini, Zimmermann Coverup, Janessa Leone Hat, Call It By Your Name Tote, Saint Laurent Sunglasses

It’s less about quantity and more about versatility, pieces that can shift with you throughout the day. I always bring an oversized white linen button-down (also love this green one!), a simple white tank, and a printed caftan.  Everything felt relaxed, but still put together, which is exactly how I want to dress at the beach.

Frame Top, Zimmermann Pareo, Saint Laurent Pareo

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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

Is this hot pink silk jacquard dress from Scanlan Theodore too much? Or is it just right? I think this wrap shirtdress would be absolutely perfect for a day when you need to be the center of attention — like a keynote speech or a big presentation.

If you’re looking to blend in a bit, it also comes in espresso and ocean blue.  

The dress is $900 at Scanlan Theodore and comes in sizes 2-12.

Sales of note for 4/17:

• Nordstrom – Beauty savings event, up to 25% off – nice price on Black Honey
• Ann Taylor – Cyber Spring! 50% off everything + free shipping
• Boden – 25% off everything (thru Sun, then 15% off)
• Brooklinen – 25% off sitewide — we have and love these sateen sheets
• Evereve – 1000+ items on sale, including lots from Alex Mill, Michael Stars, Sanctuary, Rails, Xirena, and Z-Supply
• Express – $29 dresses
• J.Crew – 30% off all dresses
• J.Crew Factory – Up to 60% off everything, and extra 50% off clearance
• Lands’ End – 50% off full price styles and 60% off all clearance and sale – lots of ponte dresses come down under $25, and this packable raincoat in gingham is too cute
• Loft – Friends & Family event, 50% off entire purchase + free shipping
• Macy’s – 25% off already reduced prices + 15% off beauty & fragrance
• M.M.LaFleur – Spring Sale Event – Buy More, save more! 10% off $250+, 15% off $500+, 20% off $750+, 25% off $1000+ (Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off if you find any exclusions.)
• Sephora – Spring sale! 20%, 15%, or 10% off depending on your membership tier; ends 4/20. Here’s everything I recommend in the sale!
• Talbots – Spring sale! 40% off + extra 15% off all markdowns
• TOCCIN – Use code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off!
• Vivrelle – Looking to own less stuff but still try trends? Use code CORPORETTE for a free month, and borrow high-end designer clothes and bags!

There is no standard in bridal attire any longer. If you can dream it, it can be yours. The talented cadre of today’s bridal designers can make it happen, just for you.

Floral printed Italian Mikado pique with asymmetric draped bodice and tiered skirt by Sareh Nouri. Glamorous, fun and alternative wedding apparel options by Tanner Fletcher. Understated elegance; chic bridal ensemble by Watters Bridal. Author photo: D. Weisbeck, Waldorf Astoria, NY. For the bohemian bride; black satin and lace for a dash of Gothic aplomb by Elizabeth Filmore.

Fairytale ball gown with sweetheart neckline by Watters Bridal. Author photo: D. Weisbeck, Waldorf Astoria, NY.

Sparkling column gown featuring beaded bodice. Watters Bridal. Author photo: D. Weisbeck, Waldorf Astoria, NY.

Versatile lace cape over strapless mini. Watters Bridal. Author photo: D. Weisbeck, Waldorf Astoria, NY.

Alluring lace trumpet gown highlights removable sleeves, Watters Bridal. Author photo: D. Weisbeck, Waldorf Astoria, NY.

Lovely A-line gown featuring a sweetheart corset bodice, Watters Bridal. Author photo: D. Weisbeck, Waldorf Astoria, NY.

The height of versatility. This elegant pantsuit features removable accent feathers so you can change up your look and wear it multiple times. When you’re ready, toss it into the washing machine! Watters Bridal. Author photo: D. Weisbeck, Waldorf Astoria, NY.

The popular drop waist bridal silhouette by Viktor & Rolf. Image credit: WWD.

Floral appliqué mini with simple train. Viktor & Rolf. Image credit: WWD.

Cascading ruffles. Viktor & Rolf. Image credit: WWD.

Off the shoulder corset gown by Viktor & Rolf. Image credit: WWD.

Flamboyant mermaid gown, Ines Di Santo. Image credit: WWD.

Perfect for the chapel: lace sleeves can be removed when the party begins. Ines Di Santo. Image credit: WWD.

Halter gown seems to float in a soft puff of tulle. Ines Di Santo. Image credit: WWD.

In today’s bridal market, brides have their choice of color. Pretty in pink by Monique Lhuillier. Image credit: WWD.

Less is more. Lingerie inspired mini lace bridal slip dress by Monique Lhuillier. Image credit: WWD.

Detachable side panniers, (worn in the 17th and 18th centuries), are a popular and versatile bridal look for 2027. Monique Lhuillier. Image credit: WWD.

Empire waist satin column gown by Monique Lhuillier. Image credit: WWD.

Flattering Basque waist ballgown by Monique Lhuillier. Image credit: WWD.

For the petite bride, appliquéd floral motif mini by Honor Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Honor Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Honor Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Off-the shoulder gown paired with sheer lace skirt. Honor Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Elegant bustier high low gown by Verdin. Image credit: WWD.

Embellished nude tone gown by Verdin. Image credit: WWD.

Romantic drop shoulder bustier gown suggesting the style of the Renaissance by Verdin. Image credit: WWD.

Layered bouffant gown by Verdin. Image credit: WWD.

Contemporary wedding dress options by Nardos Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Intricate beaded strapless mini paired with floor length sheer skirt. Nardos Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Beautifully embroidered bodice highlights this gown by Nardos Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Echoes of the feminine bridal gowns of the 1950s. Nardos Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

If Jane Austen had ever married, she would have worn an empire waist gown similar to this sublime creation by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Sophisticated gown by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Square neck, figure hugging trumpet gown by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Graceful, long sleeved gown with fitted bodice. Poeza by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Drop waist brocade gown by Poeza by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Mermaid gown, Poeza by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Cap sleeves, accented subtle panniers, Poeza by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

This sweetheart neckline gown is simply elegant. Poeza by Justin Alexander. Image credit: WWD.

Statement puff sleeve mermaid gown by Elie Saab. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Elie Saab. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Crystal embellished ballgown, Elie Saab. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Radiant in ribbons. Alexandra Grecco. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Flattering back and front. Gown by Alexandra Grecco. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Alexandra Grecco. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Trouser ensemble by Lein, Image credit: L’Officiel.

Shirt dress by Lein, Image credit: L’Officiel.

Ivory lace shawl over a bandeau and skirt by Lein, Image credit: L’Officiel.

Sheer tuxedo blouse paired with embellished trousers. Lein, Image credit: L’Officiel.

At Galia Lahav, it’s all about the drama. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Figure hugging lace trumpet gown, Galia Lahav, Image credit: L’Officiel.

Lustrous ribbons and lace. Galia Lahav, Image credit: L’Officiel.

Draped mini, embroidered veil and charming lace gloves. Elizabeth Filmore. Image credit: L’Officiel.

A contemporary pairing of texture, fabric and drapery. Bridal gown by Elizabeth Filmore. Image credit: L’Officiel.

Shades of crimson continue to uptrend into Spring 2027. Intricately worked bodice and gown. Danielle Frankel. Image credit Vogue.com.

Stunning woven bridal ensemble. Danielle Frankel. Image credit Vogue.com.

Lacey Basque waist ballgown by Sareh Nouri. Image credit: WWD.

Midi length bouffant dress. Sareh Nouri. Image credit: WWD.

Regal elegance. Sareh Nouri. Image credit: WWD.

Sensational strapless mermaid gown by Lee Petra Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Glorious bodycon gown featuring a grand lace train. Lee Petra Bridal. Image credit: WWD.

Lavish Basque corset paired with bejeweled trumpet skirt. Milla Nova. Image credit: WWD.

Elegant square neck gown by Milla Nova. Image credit: WWD.

Romantic strapless bridal gown by Milla Nova. Image credit: WWD.

Asymmetrical fitted bodice enhanced by pretty floral garland. Gown by Tanner Fletcher. Image credit: WWD.

Something borrowed, something blue. Celebrate a love for color. Tanner Fletcher. Image credit: WWD.

Majestic brocade sheath gown. Tanner Fletcher. Image credit: WWD.

Today’s bridal designers offer so many phenomenal options. Thank you Tanner Fletcher. Image credit: WWD.

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In a powerful display of lineage and legacy, Lauryn Hill appears alongside her children in the Denim Tears Spring/Summer 2026 campaign, bringing family and fashion into striking alignment. Shot in black-and-white, the visual story strips away distraction, centering emotion, connection, and the cultural weight behind the collection.

The campaign features Hill with several of her children, including Selah Marley, YG Marley (Joshua Marley), Sara Marley, John Nesta Marley, and Micah Hill, with additional references to her eldest son Zion Marley, reinforcing the full scope of her family legacy. 

Styled by Raheem Young, the campaign showcases signature pieces from the collection, including denim jackets, jeans, and accessories adorned with Denim Tears’ iconic cotton wreath motif. Originally conceived by founder Tremaine Emory, the wreath symbolizes the history of cotton and its ties to Black American identity, grounding the collection in both storytelling and symbolism. 

Photographed by Liam MacRae, the imagery captures the Hill family in intimate compositions that emphasize proximity and connection. The use of monochrome enhances the narrative, allowing texture, silhouette, and generational presence to take center stage. 

Beyond fashion, the campaign reads as a meditation on heritage. Hill—long regarded as one of the most influential voices in music and culture—extends her legacy through her children, many of whom are forging their own paths in music and fashion. 

With its focus on family, craftsmanship, and cultural memory, Denim Tears’ Spring 2026 campaign offers more than a seasonal drop—it presents a visual archive of identity, rooted in the past while carried forward by the next generation.

📸: Denim Tears

This week’s Amazon edit is focused on beach-ready pieces, all under $100, the kind you’ll reach for again and again.

With warmer weather around the corner, these are the easy staples worth having on hand. Effortless to throw on, simple to style, and reliable for days that revolve around the water.

I pulled a mix of essentials and a few standout details: woven and crochet textures for that relaxed beach feel, an easy market tote, lightweight layers like crochet pants, and playful accessories, from shell jewelry to colorful hair claws, that add just enough personality.

Clean, versatile, and made for days that don’t require overthinking. Explore today’s curated collection below, and you can always browse more in our JB Amazon Shop and Amazon storefront.