As we gear up for its 37th edition, BRICKS break down what to expect.
FASHION
Inside a tucked-away Manhattan jewellery theatre, Taottao staged a high-shine coming-of-age fantasy at New York Fashion Week.
See our favourite looks from the streets of the American fashion capital this AW26.
Ahead of the Australian brand's first London pop-up this weekend, founder Margot Castor discusses trusting her instincts, building a fashion brand without formal training and why, sometimes, the right idea simply needs time.
Founded by Stockport native Robyn Salt, Salt Hats draws on centuries of local craft tradition to create custom sailor hats designed to outlast the trend cycle.
The LA-based innovator tells BRICKS how she built a theatrical label from scratch, navigated fashion’s gatekeeping, and found power in creating her own visual language.
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Through more than 220 shopfronts across London, stylist and casting director Shuvan Khuntia is using fashion photography to document Britain's vanishing independent high streets.
The founder of ARODAZI discusses collaboration, comfort and building a fashion brand shaped by the people around her.
The South East London label has partnered with the technical designer on four one-of-one bags, with every raffle donation supporting families in Palestine through The Sameer Project.
Ahead of her in-conversation with Sarah Mower at Light House, the designer reflects on the legacy of political fashion, how brands have become fluent in the aesthetics of activism, and why she believes real change won't come from slogans alone.
The Saudi-born, London-based designer discusses memory, everyday encounters and why the most meaningful fashion begins with the people who wear it.
The founder of Wijnruit discusses mentorship, experimentation and building a multidisciplinary practice that exists beyond traditional ideas of fashion.
The award-winning designer discusses confidence, creative perseverance and finding humour in the familiar as he builds a new vision of British menswear
Drawing on Igbo heritage and Italian craftsmanship, the designer discusses cultural belonging, creative independence and the realities of building a fashion business from the ground up.
Set high above the London skyline, JD and Nike’s ‘It’s A Rift Summer’ event celebrated personal style through customisation and all-day adaptability.
The London-based designer and stylist reflects on immigration, upcycling, and finding the confidence to pursue fashion on her own terms.
From ruched tops and sculptural dresses to accessories and homeware, these are the designers transforming football shirts into fashion's most unexpected summer essential.
From collaborating with kiltmakers and weavers to creating a tartan dedicated to queer youth and fisherfolk, Owen Edward Snaith's work preserves craft through a contemporary lens.
With screen-printed knits, slogan jumpers and scorched skirts inspired by love, delusion and DIY punk culture, HADES has built a cult following through a refusal to follow fashion’s traditional rules.
The British Fashion Council has announced the 2026/27 recipients of BFC NEWGEN, in partnership with Pull & Bear. To mark the occasion, we caught up with new recipient Gui Rosa about craftsmanship, contradiction and pushing garments beyond convention.
From magazine editor-painters to director-content creators, three multi-hyphenate creatives discuss navigating multiple careers, balancing creativity with practicality, and why Crocs has become a staple of their fast-moving creative routines.
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder Tori West shares what it’s really like to build a media empire from scratch. Spoiler alert: it takes a village, and a whole lot of audacity.
As tech billionaires embed themselves at the centre of the Met Gala, fashion’s biggest night is shifting from a showcase of taste to a display of power, and losing control of what it represents.
As we wave goodbye to the 37th season of 080 Barcelona Fashion Week, BRICKS breaks down the week’s highlights.
Meet the winner of BRICKS’ photography competition with Maximilian Raynor, hosted in collaboration with OnePlatz and PurpleButton Productions – and see the exclusive editorial of the designer’s AW26 collection.
See our favourite style moments from the streets of London Fashion Week AW26.
Across immersive installations, performance-led presentations, graduate breakthroughs and highly covetable collaborations, London Fashion Week AW26 showed that its strength lies in variety.