Síorstíl - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Síorstíl is a cutting-edge sustainable fashion competition. In episode one, the contestants are asked to design an outfit that they would wear to a music festival, out of the detritus left behind at one of this year's music festivals.
Episode 2
Cutting-edge sustainable fashion competition in which six talented designers transform second-hand and recycled materials into high fashion outfits. The competitors select a moment that means a lot to them, and they design an outfit befitting of such a special occasion. For the first time in the series, one of the contestants will be going home.
Episode 3
Cutting-edge sustainable fashion competition in which six talented designers transform second-hand and recycled materials into high fashion outfits. This week is Drag Week and Sexy Tadhg is this week's guest judge. Each contestant designs an outfit that Tadhg can wear on the Síorstíl catwalk.
Episode 4
It's quarter final week and the competitors are charged with designing an outfit that their favourite screen character would wear. Under the watchful eye of Sinéad, Moya, Rónán and guest judge Jade Pepper, the contestants really start to feel the heat as a place in the final gets ever closer.
Episode 5
Episode 6
We have reached the final. The eliminated contestants return and are split into two teams to help the finalists. The finalists need to put on a presentation that will sell themselves, their business, their designs and their vision for their future, culminating in a fashion show. An LEO representative, in consultation with Moya and Rónán, will assess what they have seen and experienced over the six weeks, judging not only in terms of fashion but also as entrepreneurs. From this the winner of Síorstíl will be revealed.
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