As Fashion Revolution Week pivoted to a digital-first strategy in the wake of COVID-19, designers Joshua James Small and Chloe Baines conversed via BRICKS Instagram live stream about working as young designers during this time. They discuss their respective practices and overall sustainability in fashion.
With a heritage born out of Cuban street culture and a growing following in the UK, Havana Club has launched a new...
Established in 1996 as one of the first ever fashion weeks to exist in Eastern Europe, Belgrade Fashion Week is a bi-annually held...
Hey Holly, so when did you start designing?About 3 years ago. What are your main motivations to create new work?...
Every once in a while, the collection of a new, fresh-out-of-uni designer whips up the sort of frenzy of attention,...
Based in Melbourne, Alexandra is ultimately about rule breaking. Her collections are resourceful and bold as she up-cycles and appropriates...
If your faith in the ethical side of fashion needs restoring, then look no further than Bethany Williams. The talented...
Words by Peta Clark, for Bricks Magazine Volume 3 Westminster University graduate Sara Brown’s ethos as a fashion designer is...
Avoiding mass-production and over-consumption, design duo Paula and Mariángeles Aguirre developed tHERAPY — a sustainable brand promoting ethical, conscious fashion. Instead of...
Name: Pernille KrugerLabel: KRÜGERAge: 25Based in Copenhagen, Denmark How would you best sum up the aesthetic of KRÜGER and specifically...
This 28-year-old New York-based German is quickly becoming the mad scientist of her generation. Having completed her masters in Fashion...
