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Nomi Brennan is vying to walk away with the Bollinger Best Dressed crown at this year's Punchestown Racing Festival
All eyes will be on Punchestown racecourse tomorrow as award winning Longford boutique Fabiani looks to add yet another accolade to its ever growing trophy cabinet.
That's because 32 year old Nomi Brennan from Leitrim, who works at the Longford fashion boutique, will be flying the flag for the luxury women's fashion store in the Bollinger Best Dressed competition grand final.
Nomi, who was among the significant local contingent in the Longford GAA Pavilion, wowed judges to emerge as the festival's winner on day two.
The judges noted that Nomi was undoubtedly a standout winner in her silk taffeta dress from Kika Vargas paired with a contemporary mule from Dutch brand Wandler, which are exclusively stocked at Fabiani.
Nomi finished the look with a luxurious cream cashmere blazer by Anine Bing, and a headpiece by Wendy Louise Designs.
Nomi, from Co Leitrim, has been working in Fabiani for the best part of two years and is readily viewed as being an invaluable part of the leading Longford store's team, offering expert style advice to clients who travel from far and wide to shop at Fabiani.
"Today at Fabiani, we have been inundated with calls and messages of good wishes," said its owner Louise Brennan, who herself made it to yesterday's best dressed winners podium.
"Nomi's dress is now completely sold out - the reaction we have had is overwhelming.
"Now we need to refocus ahead of the big day tomorrow, as we head back to Punchestown with the hope of bringing the title back to Longford."
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