All the celebrity looks & winners from the VIP Style Awards 2025
The annual Platinum VIP Style Awards took place tonight at the InterContinental Hotel in Dublin's Ballsbridge, once again inviting Ireland's biggest style stars to dress to the nines.
Presenters, broadcasters, influencers, and famous faces brought glitz and glam to the red carpet for the 22nd year of the hotly anticipated event.
Ireland's most fashionable celebrities were in attendance, including the presenter of the awards, RTÉ 2FM presenter Laura Fox.
Other guests included Jennifer Zamparelli, Celia Holman Lee, Kathryn Thomas, Lottie & Bonnie Ryan, Blathnaid Treacy, Muireann O'Connell, Katja Mia, Anna Daly, Rosanna Davison, Arthur Gourounlian, Zara King, Roz Purcell and many more.
And the winners are…
Ireland's Most Stylish Woman - Muireann O'Connell
Style Icon of the Year - Noel Cunningham
Ireland's Most Stylish Man - James Patrice
Ireland's Most Stylish Influencer – Maeve Madden
Ireland's Most Stylish Newcomer – Kayleigh Trappe
The Look of the Year Award – Rosanna Davison
Favourite Irish Designer Award – Sinead Keary
Ireland's Favourite Stylist – Mandy Maher
Most Sustainable Style – Courtney Smith
Best Dressed on the Night – Lynn Kelly
Click through the photo gallery above to see all the red carpet looks from the night.
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