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Dundee’s Casey Dillon has been named the winner of M&S: Dress the Nation

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Dundee designer Casey Dillon has been crowned the winner of M&S: Dress the Nation on STV, earning national recognition for her creative talent and distinctive design style.


The show, which aimed to find the UK’s next major fashion designer, saw contestants from across the country compete in a series of design challenges for the chance to collaborate with Marks & Spencer. Casey’s designs, inspired by her Dundee roots, stood out to both the judges and the viewing public, ultimately securing her the top spot.


Having started her career as a retail assistant, Casey’s journey to national success has been described as both inspiring and well-deserved. Her passion for design and eye for detail impressed the judging panel, who praised her for combining creativity with authenticity.


Throughout the competition, Casey frequently highlighted how her hometown influenced her work, drawing on Dundee’s culture, architecture, and sense of community for inspiration. Her designs were praised for their originality and relatability, resonating with audiences across the country.


The win marks another success story for Dundee’s growing creative sector, which continues to produce talent in design, fashion, and the arts. Casey’s achievement reflects the city’s reputation as a hub for innovation and creativity.

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