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Ireland / United Kingdom

Paul Costelloe

  • Tailoring
  • Textile-focused collections
  • Uniform design

Paul Costelloe trained in Dublin and Paris before working in Milan and New York, including a design role at Anne Fogarty in 1974. He returned to Ireland to establish his own label, building a house known for tailoring and carefully chosen materials.

Five looks to know

Pale blue tailored look — Look 1 — Paul Costelloe, Spring/Summer 2025

Collection selection

Pale blue tailored look — Look 1

Ode to Paris — Spring/Summer 2025

Tailoring and a short layered silhouette set the youthful tone of the Paris-inspired collection.

Paul Costelloe; photographer not stated
High-neck pleated dress — Look 5 — Paul Costelloe, Spring/Summer 2025

Collection selection

High-neck pleated dress — Look 5

Ode to Paris — Spring/Summer 2025

A structured standing collar and pleated skirt combine tailoring with a light blue palette.

Paul Costelloe; photographer not stated
Strapless bubble dress — Look 11 — Paul Costelloe, Spring/Summer 2025

Collection selection

Strapless bubble dress — Look 11

Ode to Paris — Spring/Summer 2025

The rounded bubble hem turns the pale printed mini dress into a sculptural silhouette.

Paul Costelloe; photographer not stated
Yellow trouser suit — Look 35 — Paul Costelloe, Spring/Summer 2025

Collection selection

Yellow trouser suit — Look 35

Ode to Paris — Spring/Summer 2025

A pale yellow trouser suit extends the collection’s pastel palette into sharply fitted tailoring.

Paul Costelloe; photographer not stated
Floral ruffled top and trousers — Look 47 — Paul Costelloe, Spring/Summer 2025

Collection selection

Floral ruffled top and trousers — Look 47

Ode to Paris — Spring/Summer 2025

Ruffles and wide trousers carry the in-house floral print across a coordinated summer look.

Paul Costelloe; photographer not stated

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Summer 2025

1 piece

About Paul Costelloe

His work also encompassed uniforms, and from 1983 he designed for Princess Diana's international tours.