Fan of RTE star Maura Derrane says she looks ‘great’ in a Today dress which she jokes wants to ‘sleep in’

Fan of RTE star Maura Derrane has said she looks “awesome” in a stunning Today dress that she wants to “sleep on”.

Maura hosted the hit RTE talk show this week as Sinead Kennedy and Daithi O’Se took a break from Covid-19.

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After this evening’s show, Maura took to her Instagram to give her followers details on her beautiful outfit.

In the images she shared, the Galway native was posing on the set of Today and she was wearing a stunning black Victoria Beckham gown.

She paired it with some gorgeous red heels from Dune and some gold jewelry from Zara.

Maura captioned her stunning photo: “I think I’m going to sleep in this dress! Me! [love] it’s a lot.

“It’s @victoriabeckham but pre-posted from @cobblerswardrobe a consignment shop in Sandymount, Dublin.

“They have great designs in store for a fraction of the price.

“My necklace is earrings @zara @ charmnt.ie shoes @dune_london makeup @georginamackessymakeupartist hair @hannah_ofl @sobebrown ootd @rtetoday #victoriabeckhamdress #preloved #tvshow #tvpresenter #mauraderrane @mauraderrane.”

Maura’s fans and friends have flocked to her Instagram comments section to share their love for the post as they say she looks “gorgeous”.

RTE weather presenter Joanna Donnelly commented: “Wow, you’re cool and the pairing with the shoes is genius. You better go!”

‘FANTASTIC’

Laura said: “That’s a GREAT dress!”

Peter wrote: “Amazing, Maura, you wear it so well.”

While Pearl also commented: “Too gorgeous. Every detail.”

This happened after Maura recently shared some A quick tidbit from her family’s recent trip to Glendalough as she said they had a “great” time.

HAPPY FAMILY

The Today presenter and her family went to Wicklow, and Maura shared some highlights from the trip on her social media.

Using her Instagram stories, she shared for the first time a video of herself exploring the settlement of early Medieval monasteries.

She showed off the interior of one of the buildings and she captioned it: “A sunny winter day visiting Glendalough.”

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