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Racegoer bags £5,000 cash as she picks up best dressed award at Aintree Ladies Day

Donna Mulligan, from Monaghan in Ireland,  who appeared on stage at the racecourse where she was presented with her £5,000 cheque by Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan.

How Never Fully Dressed and Beauty Pie are scaling up online

Panni Morshedi, COO of cosmetics business Beauty Pie, and Lucy Aylen, founder of womenswear brand Never Fully Dressed, spoke at the Drapers Digital

Found! A curvy brand that fashion editors wear, too

Found! A curvy brand that fashion editors wear, too Dinah Van Tulleken For The Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The dirty secret of affordable, fashion-forward clothing is that if you’re even slightly over average size (in Britain that’s a 16, by the way) it’s almost impossible to find. That is until now. Working in fashion for 20 years, I’ve never come across a truly brilliant on-trend brand that caters for a normal size. But, just recently, I’ve spotted the odd friend, a fashion PR and an editor in some striking pieces.  They have clashing prints, eye-catching colours and in-season detailing, all made for a size well beyond the High Street’s usual XL.

The brands to grow your kidswear offer

The brands to grow your kidswear offer Schoolchildren were among the first to be liberated from lockdown last month – and as their parents turn their attention to outings, meet-ups and maybe even holidays, they will be wanting to do so in new outfits. Drapers brings you the brands to look for. She’s Fierce by Cara Schoolgirl Cara Mailey has created the UK’s first bespoke clothing collection for young girls with achondroplasia. The 12-year-old from Belfast has a bone disorder characterised by dwarfism and was tired of not being able to buy clothes from the same places as her friends.

Pandemic fashion: We went from selling sequins to sweatpants

BBC News By Annabel Rackham image captionOh Polly s signature going out dresses Last year probably all started with big ambitions for our wardrobes and what new pieces we were going to add to it. Maybe a few bits for the summer holiday you d just booked, a dress for a friend s wedding or even something fun for a festival. But by March 2020 that had all changed and with lockdown looming, it looked like the only thing worth buying was joggers and maybe something to convince us to do some exercise. A lot of the British public felt this way - with official figures showing that people bought way less clothes than usual.

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