Fashion

Julie performs solo with a Lyndsey Cavanagh head-piece

The head piece Julie wears on her live shows originated in Julie's own designed ‘pages' artwork. The multi-coloured house that features on Julie's ‘pages' art-work was painted when Julie kindly asked Sharon Costello Desmond to paint it in specific colours that Julie picked out. She definitely didn't want any black but rather a child-like hopefulness [...]

Julie Feeney's Fashion is Featured on ‘Xpose' on TV3

For Julie's sold-out headline show at the National Concert Hall Julie had three costume changes. One of the looks she wanted to create was her as a cloud in line with her self-conceived ‘pages' fairytale theme. She asked Kim Gilbert from ‘Attack on Humans' to make it based on a picture she found in a [...]

In “Impossibly Beautiful,” fashionable and masterful singer/ composer/ orchestrator Julie Feeney has created a dynamic music video that brilliantly captures the simple beauty of the Irish star's song itself. After a spellbinding a cappella intro, represented by nine different views of her mouth, the “charming, urbane and dreamy” (NYT) Feeney goes on to don a [...]

After Julie had made ‘pages', she had a compelling feeling about the artwork. She wanted a dress made out of the pages of music that she had composed for the album. She asked Galway artist Sharon Costello Desmond if she would make it. Sharon kindly hand stitched and sculpted the dress on hand made paper [...]

Julie collaborates with designers, photographers and artists regularly on her visual work. Collaborators have included Sharon Costello Desmond, Piers Atkinson, Joanne Hynes, Dave Brittain, Vittoria Colonna, Attack on Humans, Ruth Medjber and the fabulous Eoin Wright from Foundation Hair who has worked with Julie from the very start. The ‘pages' album artwork that Julie designed [...]

Julie Feeney was the first to wear a Joanne Hynes- Helen Steele punk rocker sheep silk printed dress which was made from video performance art by the art fashion duo Hynes and Steele. The ensemble was the opening look at London fashion week in February 2011. Julie wore it at her mesmeric performance at Terminal [...]

Julie Feeney returned to Washington D.C. for one night only to perform her show the show and model a design that she inspired. The last time Julie was in Washington in November with Solas Nua she wore her ‘pages' dress hand-sculpted from the orchestral score of her pages album. This time Kathy Mooney designed for [...]

There are two types of chaos. There is organised chaos, in which items are haphazardly thrown around, in a pattern known only to the auteur of its destruction. Then there is disorganised chaos, a more pure, organic form of chaos in which items find themselves in locations entirely unsuited to their status – a tape [...]