Star pieces include a genuine 1970s swirl-print dress with ruffle neckline, cape sleeves, fitted waist and midi length (pictured right), which sells for в‚¬75, while fans of white off-the-shoulder cotton tops may like one from the 1980s with puff sleeves and broderie overlay detail for в‚¬55. Named after a song by Scottish indie band Belle and Sebastian, NobodyвЂ™s Empire is less about quantity and more about MayaвЂ™s personal style. The website launched in late November and Maya quickly saw an immediate pick-up on her curated pieces, especially earrings and pieces from the 1970s, that golden decade. Maya moved here nine years ago to do a degree in Irish Studies at Trinity College, which is where she met her husband, Ronan. I wasnвЂ™t at all surprised to discover that Maya hails from Seattle, one of the best places in America to pick up seriously good vintage. The day we chat, Maya is on the receiving end of lots of admiring glances on DublinвЂ™s fashion-forward Drury Street for her Versace-esque boots which, for the record, she picked up on Depop. The stylist has an impeccable eye for picking up quirky, unusual pieces and now she has launched her own website, NobodyвЂ™s Empire, which, she says, вЂњis a land where vintage rulesвЂќ.

Maya Olsen has the kind of knockout personal style that people literally stop her in the street to admire.

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