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Kate Conlon
Kilkenny woman Kate Conlon scooped the Boodles-sponsored Most Stylish Lady prize at the Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh Racecourse this weekend.
She won €5,000 worth of jewellery from the Dublin jeweller, plus a weekend stay at the Westbury Hotel. The judges were Jennifer Stevens, Editor of Irish Country Magazine, and Sybil Mulcahy, editor of evoke.ie.
Kate, from Thomastown, stunned in an elegant olive dress with a white trim and a red hat by Irish milliner Philip Treacy as well as red accessories. Her dress, which was fitted and fell below the knee, was from Galway boutique Harper.
Photos: Conor Healy Photography
The finalists onstage
Kate Conlon's winning outfit
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