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I am the Digital Editor at BRICKS and freelance writer with an interest in the intersection of fashion, digital culture, politics and sustainability. I am endlessly inspired by emerging designers, digital innovators and sustainability activists pioneering a new future for the fashion industry in the face of a climate crisis and current global pandemic.
Welsh designer Rhi Dancey’s “sexy and sustainable sets” have catapulted her brand from a bedroom start-up to a sell-out with a cult following. As the team prepares for their next pop-up event, we take a peek inside their new Stoke Newington studio.
Back with the best album of the year, artist Self Esteem shares her hard-won wisdom on awkward sex, avoiding small talk, and practising self-love.
The Asian-American knitwear innovator has been preparing his SS22 collection ‘The Splash’ as an artist-in-residence at The Standard, London. Chet speaks about his dizzying year of success and the gang he’s made along the way.
From #10 The Family Issue, the socially-conscious designer shows us around her new studio space in Poplar and introduces her latest collaborators, London College of Fashion’s ‘Making For Change’ initiative.
The artistic duo share how art, disability, queerness and self-love have shaped their understanding of family.
These are the tracks keeping our team's blood pumping throughout winter, including Self Esteem, SHYGIRL, Snail Mail & more.
BRICKS meets the acclaimed 16-year-old songstress to find out what inspired her latest release.
Pre-order our latest print, ‘The Family Issue’ – from related to chosen, we’re celebrating the partnerships, communities and collectives formed...
The season-less, slow-fashion concept store based in Glasgow shares its latest release featuring Amber W Smith, Rosie MacDougall, Studio Preta and more, exclusively for BRICKS.
From a viral moment to a female bass-playing movement, Digital Editor Madeline Reid speaks to the NYC native about her career-defining year.
Evann discusses with BRICKS how industry pressure, purple hair and Prince inspired their latest project, out this Friday.
In partnership with Swarovski, the British Fashion Council's Changemakers Prize celebrates nominees' pioneering work in sustainability, diversity and preservation.
