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.
From eagerly-awaited blockbuster releases to new novels, ambitious exhibitions and returning television series, these are BRICKS' most anticipated picks for 2026.
From historic wins to controversial fashion and celebrity cameos aplenty, these were the moments that have been embedded into the cultural zeitgeist
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From method-dressing at movie premieres to FROW fits and custom tour couture, these are the looks that are going to live in our minds rent-free from 2025.
JADE and creative director Maximilian Raynor take us inside the making of the darkly theatrical fashion film that unites their shared love of storytelling, subverted folklore and maximalist design.
Ahead of Black Friday, we’ve curated the best BRICKS-approved independent sales and pop-ups where creativity, quality, and community come first.
From glossy, hyper-online pop to deeply personal records and surprising debuts, these are the BRICKS team's favourite albums of the year.
The 2025 breakout star recounts her whirlwind year, from her debut EP to a landmark London headline show.
This month's BRICKS Best New Music playlist features FKA Twigs, Tems and Witch Post.
Now on show at the National Theatre, the 2025 Linbury Prize recipients reflect the breadth of emerging design talent across the UK, and the barriers young designers must navigate to build sustainable careers in theatre.
A new display brings together the work of this year’s Adobe Creative Residents, showing how their year at V&A South Kensington has sparked new approaches to access, innovation and audience experience.
London’s most influential queer nightlife organisers have come together in an unprecedented act of solidarity. Their message is urgent: without support, the city’s queer cultural life risks disappearing.
