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Two Carlow students are among the finalists in the race to be crowned Ireland's Best Dressed Debutante as voting gets underway.
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From thousands of debs-goers across the country, Debs Ireland's annual search to find Ireland's Best Dressed Debutante is down to 10 finalists. This year’s overall winner will win a holiday for two to New York along with an exciting modelling contract with Assets Model Agency.
Leia Rose Byrne and Fiona Long who attended the St. Mary's Academy CBS and St. Leo's College Carlow debs respectively have made it to the final as the voting kicks off for the coveted crown.
The finalists received pampering and styling before a professional photoshoot with award-winning photographer Mark Duffy at Slane Castle. The overall winner will be selected collectively by Debs Ireland (1 vote), Assets Model Agency (1 vote) and the website vote (1 vote).
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