If you want to add some social justice to your Tuesday night pub feed, head in to Paddo Inn next month. The Oxford Street venue is presenting Inn Talks, a series of expert-led panel discussions that are accompanied by wine, snacks and networking.

Coming up on August 13 is a discussion on fashion sustainability and why it is so important, as well as how to be more ethically minded with your fashion choices. On the panel is fashion journalist Rosie Dalton, Vogue's sustainability editor-at-large Clare Press (and presenter of the Wardrobe Crisis podcast), award-winning sustainability fashion designer Jade Sarita Arnott (Arnsdorf) and responsible fashion strategist Melinda Tually (director of NDLESS: The New Normal).

The series is being held to support Dress for Success Sydney, a not-for-profit organisation that benefits unemployed women — through donating work clothing, mentoring, job-search skills, career coaching and networking to those who need it.

The event will run from 6–8.30pm and cost $55, with each ticket including canapés and a flute of Veuve Clicquot. If you miss on this round, the final discussion in the series will take place in September. Details on that one haven't been released yet, so keep an eye on this space.