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🌈 Independent fashion & arts culture magazine
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@lucydacus is the third print cover star of BRICKS ‘I Support You’ Issue. 🔗 Pre-order the issue or a poster now in our bio link.
For the Virginia-born singer-songwriter and producer, support consists of showing up and following through. The last year has seen her extend that notion far beyond the stage and into the lives of the communities around her: performing at Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral inauguration in New York, lending her voice to Sudan and Palestine aid in Los Angeles alongside Chappell Roan, and becoming ordained to officiate 154 predominantly queer weddings while on tour.
“Maybe you have space in your house. Maybe you have trees that grow fruit. Maybe you have skills that can help,” she points out, contemplating the small, tangible ways we can show up for each other, how those choices shape the kind of world we live in, and how important advocacy is in a climate of censorship, authoritarianism, and smear campaigns. “I think you really have to make peace with there not being a balanced return. Charity is not an investment. If the only return that you get is the ability to respect yourself, that should be enough.”
Photography @annashotme
Creative Direction & Production @toriwest
Words @chiara_maculan
Production Assistant & Socials @rach.e.lle
Styling @miamaxwelll
MUA @calliefx
Hair @kornelijacecetaite
Set designer @pseudocream
Styling assistant @kyarasimone
Set design assistant @bbabybelsss
Nails @sick_nails_bro
Special thanks to @umusicuk @rob.chute
@lucydacus is the third print cover star of BRICKS ‘I Support You’ Issue. 🔗 Pre-order the issue or a poster now in our bio link.
For the Virginia-born singer-songwriter and producer, support consists of showing up and following through. The last year has seen her extend that notion far beyond the stage and into the lives of the communities around her: performing at Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral inauguration in New York, lending her voice to Sudan and Palestine aid in Los Angeles alongside Chappell Roan, and becoming ordained to officiate 154 predominantly queer weddings while on tour.
“Maybe you have space in your house. Maybe you have trees that grow fruit. Maybe you have skills that can help,” she points out, contemplating the small, tangible ways we can show up for each other, how those choices shape the kind of world we live in, and how important advocacy is in a climate of censorship, authoritarianism, and smear campaigns. “I think you really have to make peace with there not being a balanced return. Charity is not an investment. If the only return that you get is the ability to respect yourself, that should be enough.”
Photography @annashotme
Creative Direction & Production @toriwest
Words @chiara_maculan
Production Assistant & Socials @rach.e.lle
Styling @miamaxwelll
MUA @calliefx
Hair @kornelijacecetaite
Set designer @pseudocream
Styling assistant @kyarasimone
Set design assistant @bbabybelsss
Nails @sick_nails_bro
Special thanks to @umusicuk @rob.chute
This cover of the BRICKS ‘I Support You’ issue is dedicated to the Palestinian journalists who have lost their lives while reporting on the genocide in Gaza. Their work ensured that the world could see, read and understand what was happening in real time, often while they themselves were displaced, grieving and in danger.
To report from Gaza since 2023 has meant reporting on the destruction of their streets, schools, hospitals and, in many cases, their own families. These journalists were not distant observers, but witnesses to their own reality, documenting it so that it could not be denied. Journalism is often described as a public service, but in Gaza it has come at the highest possible cost, and their work preserves history in real time so that lives, names and stories could not be erased.
A portion of the proceeds from every copy sold of the ‘I Support You’ issue will be donated to the @committeetoprotectjournalists, supporting their work to protect Palestinian journalists and defend press freedom globally.
Head to our link in bio to pre-order the issue now 🔗
Cover design @yasseen_faik
This cover of the BRICKS ‘I Support You’ issue is dedicated to the Palestinian journalists who have lost their lives while reporting on the genocide in Gaza. Their work ensured that the world could see, read and understand what was happening in real time, often while they themselves were displaced, grieving and in danger.
To report from Gaza since 2023 has meant reporting on the destruction of their streets, schools, hospitals and, in many cases, their own families. These journalists were not distant observers, but witnesses to their own reality, documenting it so that it could not be denied. Journalism is often described as a public service, but in Gaza it has come at the highest possible cost, and their work preserves history in real time so that lives, names and stories could not be erased.
A portion of the proceeds from every copy sold of the ‘I Support You’ issue will be donated to the @committeetoprotectjournalists, supporting their work to protect Palestinian journalists and defend press freedom globally.
Head to our link in bio to pre-order the issue now 🔗
Cover design @yasseen_faik
This cover of the BRICKS ‘I Support You’ issue is dedicated to the Palestinian journalists who have lost their lives while reporting on the genocide in Gaza. Their work ensured that the world could see, read and understand what was happening in real time, often while they themselves were displaced, grieving and in danger.
To report from Gaza since 2023 has meant reporting on the destruction of their streets, schools, hospitals and, in many cases, their own families. These journalists were not distant observers, but witnesses to their own reality, documenting it so that it could not be denied. Journalism is often described as a public service, but in Gaza it has come at the highest possible cost, and their work preserves history in real time so that lives, names and stories could not be erased.
A portion of the proceeds from every copy sold of the ‘I Support You’ issue will be donated to the @committeetoprotectjournalists, supporting their work to protect Palestinian journalists and defend press freedom globally.
Head to our link in bio to pre-order the issue now 🔗
Cover design @yasseen_faik
@greenpartyzack is the fourth print cover star of BRICKS ‘I Support You’ Issue ✨ 🔗 Pre-order now in our bio link.
In British politics, authenticity has become one of the most valuable and least definable qualities a politician can have. The very notion of speaking “like a politician” suggests that too many are relentlessly media-trained; more comfortable on podcast press tours than in conversation with the public they are supposed to represent. Amid countless recent crises and cover-ups – from Epstein files allegations to Met Police misogyny, shameless foreign policy pandering, and mass arrests of pension-age peaceful protestors – several current and former politicians responsible for such scandals have meanwhile become reality TV regulars. It’s no longer unusual to see book deals announced like album drops or carefully focus-grouped memes so cringe-inducing, they do more to alienate voters than attract them.
Zack Polanski is not overly concerned with appearing authentic, which is probably why so many people believe he is. @thegreenparty leader and long-time community organiser cares more about representation than reputation, framing politics as a responsibility to people, not a career. A 43-year-old Hackney local, he does not present himself as a polished Westminster operator, nor does he seem particularly interested in becoming one. After all, anyone who arranges a magazine shoot via Instagram DM, rather than through an endless chain of press officer emails and assistants, is probably not trying to be traditional.
At our link in bio, Polanski discusses authenticity in politics, protecting arts funding, and opening up Westminster to a new generation of candidates.
Photography @jamie.uk
Styling @bailliejones
Cover interview @artschoolcliche
Zack Polanski wears God Save Immigration t-shirt by @madeulookstudio
@greenpartyzack is the fourth print cover star of BRICKS ‘I Support You’ Issue ✨ 🔗 Pre-order now in our bio link.
In British politics, authenticity has become one of the most valuable and least definable qualities a politician can have. The very notion of speaking “like a politician” suggests that too many are relentlessly media-trained; more comfortable on podcast press tours than in conversation with the public they are supposed to represent. Amid countless recent crises and cover-ups – from Epstein files allegations to Met Police misogyny, shameless foreign policy pandering, and mass arrests of pension-age peaceful protestors – several current and former politicians responsible for such scandals have meanwhile become reality TV regulars. It’s no longer unusual to see book deals announced like album drops or carefully focus-grouped memes so cringe-inducing, they do more to alienate voters than attract them.
Zack Polanski is not overly concerned with appearing authentic, which is probably why so many people believe he is. @thegreenparty leader and long-time community organiser cares more about representation than reputation, framing politics as a responsibility to people, not a career. A 43-year-old Hackney local, he does not present himself as a polished Westminster operator, nor does he seem particularly interested in becoming one. After all, anyone who arranges a magazine shoot via Instagram DM, rather than through an endless chain of press officer emails and assistants, is probably not trying to be traditional.
At our link in bio, Polanski discusses authenticity in politics, protecting arts funding, and opening up Westminster to a new generation of candidates.
Photography @jamie.uk
Styling @bailliejones
Cover interview @artschoolcliche
Zack Polanski wears God Save Immigration t-shirt by @madeulookstudio
@greenpartyzack is the fourth print cover star of BRICKS ‘I Support You’ Issue ✨ 🔗 Pre-order now in our bio link.
In British politics, authenticity has become one of the most valuable and least definable qualities a politician can have. The very notion of speaking “like a politician” suggests that too many are relentlessly media-trained; more comfortable on podcast press tours than in conversation with the public they are supposed to represent. Amid countless recent crises and cover-ups – from Epstein files allegations to Met Police misogyny, shameless foreign policy pandering, and mass arrests of pension-age peaceful protestors – several current and former politicians responsible for such scandals have meanwhile become reality TV regulars. It’s no longer unusual to see book deals announced like album drops or carefully focus-grouped memes so cringe-inducing, they do more to alienate voters than attract them.
Zack Polanski is not overly concerned with appearing authentic, which is probably why so many people believe he is. @thegreenparty leader and long-time community organiser cares more about representation than reputation, framing politics as a responsibility to people, not a career. A 43-year-old Hackney local, he does not present himself as a polished Westminster operator, nor does he seem particularly interested in becoming one. After all, anyone who arranges a magazine shoot via Instagram DM, rather than through an endless chain of press officer emails and assistants, is probably not trying to be traditional.
At our link in bio, Polanski discusses authenticity in politics, protecting arts funding, and opening up Westminster to a new generation of candidates.
Photography @jamie.uk
Styling @bailliejones
Cover interview @artschoolcliche
Zack Polanski wears God Save Immigration t-shirt by @madeulookstudio
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder @toriwest 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.
“This April, BRICKS celebrated its 12th birthday. As much as this milestone is worthy of celebration, it has, of course, not come without struggle,” she shares. “I don’t think I’ve ever quite achieved my ‘Carrie Bradshaw moment’ (there’s no Manolo Blahniks or walk-in wardrobe I once dreamed about, but I can’t walk in heels anyway). My path through publishing hasn’t followed the neat, upward trajectory the industry likes to package “success stories” as — especially as I come from a low-income background.”
At our link in bio, Tori reflects on what it’s taken to keep her magazine alive and shares some of her favourite editor-energy outfits to do it in, all available to pay in 4 with @clearpay_uk.
📸 @maya_wanelik
Assisted by @alexgallowaay
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees apply clearpay.co.uk/terms
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder @toriwest 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.
“This April, BRICKS celebrated its 12th birthday. As much as this milestone is worthy of celebration, it has, of course, not come without struggle,” she shares. “I don’t think I’ve ever quite achieved my ‘Carrie Bradshaw moment’ (there’s no Manolo Blahniks or walk-in wardrobe I once dreamed about, but I can’t walk in heels anyway). My path through publishing hasn’t followed the neat, upward trajectory the industry likes to package “success stories” as — especially as I come from a low-income background.”
At our link in bio, Tori reflects on what it’s taken to keep her magazine alive and shares some of her favourite editor-energy outfits to do it in, all available to pay in 4 with @clearpay_uk.
📸 @maya_wanelik
Assisted by @alexgallowaay
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees apply clearpay.co.uk/terms
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder @toriwest 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.
“This April, BRICKS celebrated its 12th birthday. As much as this milestone is worthy of celebration, it has, of course, not come without struggle,” she shares. “I don’t think I’ve ever quite achieved my ‘Carrie Bradshaw moment’ (there’s no Manolo Blahniks or walk-in wardrobe I once dreamed about, but I can’t walk in heels anyway). My path through publishing hasn’t followed the neat, upward trajectory the industry likes to package “success stories” as — especially as I come from a low-income background.”
At our link in bio, Tori reflects on what it’s taken to keep her magazine alive and shares some of her favourite editor-energy outfits to do it in, all available to pay in 4 with @clearpay_uk.
📸 @maya_wanelik
Assisted by @alexgallowaay
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees apply clearpay.co.uk/terms
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder @toriwest 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.
“This April, BRICKS celebrated its 12th birthday. As much as this milestone is worthy of celebration, it has, of course, not come without struggle,” she shares. “I don’t think I’ve ever quite achieved my ‘Carrie Bradshaw moment’ (there’s no Manolo Blahniks or walk-in wardrobe I once dreamed about, but I can’t walk in heels anyway). My path through publishing hasn’t followed the neat, upward trajectory the industry likes to package “success stories” as — especially as I come from a low-income background.”
At our link in bio, Tori reflects on what it’s taken to keep her magazine alive and shares some of her favourite editor-energy outfits to do it in, all available to pay in 4 with @clearpay_uk.
📸 @maya_wanelik
Assisted by @alexgallowaay
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees apply clearpay.co.uk/terms
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder @toriwest 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.
“This April, BRICKS celebrated its 12th birthday. As much as this milestone is worthy of celebration, it has, of course, not come without struggle,” she shares. “I don’t think I’ve ever quite achieved my ‘Carrie Bradshaw moment’ (there’s no Manolo Blahniks or walk-in wardrobe I once dreamed about, but I can’t walk in heels anyway). My path through publishing hasn’t followed the neat, upward trajectory the industry likes to package “success stories” as — especially as I come from a low-income background.”
At our link in bio, Tori reflects on what it’s taken to keep her magazine alive and shares some of her favourite editor-energy outfits to do it in, all available to pay in 4 with @clearpay_uk.
📸 @maya_wanelik
Assisted by @alexgallowaay
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees apply clearpay.co.uk/terms
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder @toriwest 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.
“This April, BRICKS celebrated its 12th birthday. As much as this milestone is worthy of celebration, it has, of course, not come without struggle,” she shares. “I don’t think I’ve ever quite achieved my ‘Carrie Bradshaw moment’ (there’s no Manolo Blahniks or walk-in wardrobe I once dreamed about, but I can’t walk in heels anyway). My path through publishing hasn’t followed the neat, upward trajectory the industry likes to package “success stories” as — especially as I come from a low-income background.”
At our link in bio, Tori reflects on what it’s taken to keep her magazine alive and shares some of her favourite editor-energy outfits to do it in, all available to pay in 4 with @clearpay_uk.
📸 @maya_wanelik
Assisted by @alexgallowaay
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees apply clearpay.co.uk/terms
As BRICKS celebrates twelve years of independent print publishing, Editor & founder @toriwest 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.
“This April, BRICKS celebrated its 12th birthday. As much as this milestone is worthy of celebration, it has, of course, not come without struggle,” she shares. “I don’t think I’ve ever quite achieved my ‘Carrie Bradshaw moment’ (there’s no Manolo Blahniks or walk-in wardrobe I once dreamed about, but I can’t walk in heels anyway). My path through publishing hasn’t followed the neat, upward trajectory the industry likes to package “success stories” as — especially as I come from a low-income background.”
At our link in bio, Tori reflects on what it’s taken to keep her magazine alive and shares some of her favourite editor-energy outfits to do it in, all available to pay in 4 with @clearpay_uk.
📸 @maya_wanelik
Assisted by @alexgallowaay
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees apply clearpay.co.uk/terms
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
The jury is out on The Devil Wears Prada 2 – what do you think? 👀
Warning, there are spoilers ahead! That's all 💅
At the BRICKS Fashion Pub-lication Quiz with @clearpay_uk, @rach.e.lle got London’s fashion crowd to share their unfiltered takes on the industry – from who deserves the spotlight to what really goes on behind the scenes 🎤
📹️ @rxchzie
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No, we’re not reporting on the #metgala this year. Bezos and Sánchez are not arbiters of taste. They are not patrons of craft, nor contributors to fashion’s cultural lineage. What they represent is capital at a scale that doesn’t need to develop taste; turns out, you can buy your way in, so long as you’re entering from the top.
🔗 Now online.
No, we’re not reporting on the #metgala this year. Bezos and Sánchez are not arbiters of taste. They are not patrons of craft, nor contributors to fashion’s cultural lineage. What they represent is capital at a scale that doesn’t need to develop taste; turns out, you can buy your way in, so long as you’re entering from the top.
🔗 Now online.
No, we’re not reporting on the #metgala this year. Bezos and Sánchez are not arbiters of taste. They are not patrons of craft, nor contributors to fashion’s cultural lineage. What they represent is capital at a scale that doesn’t need to develop taste; turns out, you can buy your way in, so long as you’re entering from the top.
🔗 Now online.
No, we’re not reporting on the #metgala this year. Bezos and Sánchez are not arbiters of taste. They are not patrons of craft, nor contributors to fashion’s cultural lineage. What they represent is capital at a scale that doesn’t need to develop taste; turns out, you can buy your way in, so long as you’re entering from the top.
🔗 Now online.
No, we’re not reporting on the #metgala this year. Bezos and Sánchez are not arbiters of taste. They are not patrons of craft, nor contributors to fashion’s cultural lineage. What they represent is capital at a scale that doesn’t need to develop taste; turns out, you can buy your way in, so long as you’re entering from the top.
🔗 Now online.
“It’s truly an honor and a privilege, especially for a figure skater, to be recognised in this way, and I take so much pride in that.” @alysaxliu
“It’s truly an honor and a privilege, especially for a figure skater, to be recognised in this way, and I take so much pride in that.” @alysaxliu
“It’s truly an honor and a privilege, especially for a figure skater, to be recognised in this way, and I take so much pride in that.” @alysaxliu
@oliviarodrigo debuted a new track, ‘Begged’, during @nbcsnl which features backing vocals by @weyesblood.
At the BRICKS Fashion Pub-lication Quiz with @clearpay_uk, @rach.e.lle asked one important question: how does your outfit show off your Editor-in-Chief energy?
📹️ @rxchzie
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