Wendyrosie Scott

Three decades of radical roots conservationism culminates in a sensational summit.

'British fashion is an artistic industry comprised of anarchy, progressive talent, influential retail, arts and crafts.'

London Design Week showcased socially-aware and ecologically-minded design principles ripe for a city in flux.

Womad's programming embraces eclecticism, diversity and contemporaneity with relish.

New Americana festival boasted stand-out musicians and real community spirit.

Global conference on sustainable design showcased a world of radical new possibilities for the fashion industry.

On the day of the 2018 Fashion Awards, what can the industry learn from the political firebrand Katherine Hamnett?

Cash for conservationism is crucial if projects are to have a meaningful, long-lasting impact. That's why the continued funding of the Whitley Awards - the so-called "green oscars" of the conservation world - is essential, says WENDYROSIE SCOTT

As part of our nature-inspired book review series, WENDYROSIE SCOTT reflects on the beauty and insight in Tim Flach's new photography book, Endangered.  

The annual British Fashion Awards are due to take place on 4 December this year at the Royal Albert Hall. The British Fashion Council, Vivienne Westwood and London Mayor Sadiq Khan launched SWITCH to encourage the British fashion industry to go green. But has it had any effect? WENDYROSIE SCOTT investigates.