To coincide with Drapers Sustainable Fashion Conference and Awards 2024 today, the latest issue focuses on the significant strides that are being made by the fashion retail industry in improving its environmental and social impact. Plus read interviews and comments from ALLSAINTS, New Look, Vinted and more. Subscribe to read the issue now >> bit.ly/3T9BsVL Illustration by Ollie Hirst Illustration #digitaledition #magazine #fashionretail #fashionnews #sustainablefashion #subscriber | Drapers

There are 17 awards up for grabs at #DrapersIndependentsAwards 2024! From Best Customer Experience to the Sustainability Award – we will be celebrating the best in independent fashion retail. Take a look at the categories here >> bit.ly/4bykoS3 #independents #indieretail #retailers #highstreet #fashionawards #freeentry | Drapers | Facebook

Drapers Independents Awards celebrate the best of the best in indie retailing, from the finest stores to the top brands - fashion’s mould breakers. Find out more about our 2018 celebration, including new award categories and how to get involved – entries are now open: https://bit.ly/2rt6RrA | Drapers | Facebook

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Junior Wells performs the Ray Charles hit "What'd I Say" in 1966 with Otis Rush on guitar, Jack Myers on bass, Fred Below on drums, and Little Brother Montgomery on piano (American Folk Blues Festival 1966) #blues #juniorwells #bluesmusic #soulmusic | Don's Tunes