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Super stylish Offaly woman wins Best Dressed Lady and huge cash prize on Ladies Day at Galway Races. PIC Galway Races/Facebook
A super stylish Offaly woman has won Best Dressed Lady on Ladies Day at the Galway Races and has scooped a huge cash prize.
The stylish winner of the ‘Best Dressed Lady’ on Ladies Day of the Galway Races was today announced as Davinia Knight from Portarlington in Offaly.
Noted for her exquisite black ensemble, Davinia has walked away with a cash bonanza of €10,000. Ladies Day is a showcase for the very best of Irish and international design and Ballybrit was once again no exception.
Judging the Best Dressed Lady competitions on the day was Head Judge, well-known stylist Mandy Maher joined by fellow judge Kieran O’Malley Digital Marketing Manager for the Connacht Hospitality Group, and guest judge, Michelle Regazzoli-Stone, award winning make-up artist, social media influencer and ‘Mrs Glam’ brand co-creator
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