Hannah Kitty Brown, Author at BRICKS Magazine

404 Studio founder Anaïs Vauxcelles on “Hacking the System” at 080 Barcelona Fashion

At the intersection of cult cinema and artisanal craft, Anaïs Vauxcelles is redefining knitwear through 404 Studio. Her AW25 collection, “Hack the System,” is a vivid homage to 90s cult classic Hackers – a retrofuturist explosion of texture, colour, and critique – that recently took centre stage at 080 Barcelona Fashion.

Art & Culture

Author Roxy Bourdillon unpacks queer history, self-acceptance, and lesbian pride in her touching new memoir

In her debut book, What A Girl Wants: A (True) Story Of Sexuality And Self-Discovery, Roxy Bourdillon blends personal storytelling with cultural commentary, for a tender yet witty journey through connecting with her queer identity.

Music

Language, Connection, and Dance: The Legendary Seu Jorge at Camden’s Roundhouse

BRICKS contributor Hannah Kitty Brown speaks with Brazilian artist Seu Jorge about the power of language, the importance of Kneecap, working with Wes Anderson, and his recent Roundhouse performance.

Fashion

Resilient Threads and The Hands That Weave Them

From #14 The Resilience Issue, Hannah Kitty Brown meets four rising independent fashion designers at the forefront of balancing personal resilience with the burden that it breeds.

Fashion

What to Expect From 080 Barcelona Fashion’s 35th Edition

The biannual Spanish fashion event presents exciting collections from its twenty-four designers, promising an inspiring week full of creativity, collaboration, and celebration

Fashion

HARRI explores the world of Von Wolfe through ethereal distortion and thoughtful craftsmanship for SS25

See backstage at the boundary-pushing designer's Chapter 5 collection

Art & Culture

“Awareness is Freedom” – Spotlighting Autistic People of Marginalised Genders

BRICKS contributor Hannah Kitty Brown speaks with Emily Katy, Poppy Mcdonald and Rachelle Cox about their experiences seeking diagnosis and support as autistic women and gender nonconforming people

Music

Listen To BRICKS Best New Music Playlist

Listen to the new tracks added to our BRICKS ‘Best New in Music’ playlist that we’ll be playing on repeat this Spring.

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