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The Autumn issue

Every issue, Brummell commissions a different artist to create a unique print cover. This month we collaborated with Leandro Alzate, an artist with a cheeky approach to concept illustration. On the cover, Leandro highlights the discarded work behind each design: ‘It’s a kind of “what if” that accompanies every finished or shared design, and which in turn feeds into future developments.’

You can explore more of his work through his agency, Making Pictures, or visit his website leandroalzate.com.

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Brummell’s inspirational women 2025: the champions

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Words: Jemima Wilson
Photographer Kasia Bobula

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Autumn 2025
Illustrated by Leandro Alzate
Summer 2025
Illustrated by Macarena Luzi
Spring 2025
Illustrated by Cynthia Kittler

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Every issue, Brummell commissions a different artist to create a unique print cover. This month we collaborated with Leandro Alzate, an artist with a cheeky approach to concept illustration. On the cover, Leandro highlights the discarded work behind each design: ‘It’s a kind of “what if” that accompanies every finished or shared design, and which in turn feeds into future developments.’

You can explore more of his work through his agency, Making Pictures, or visit his website leandroalzate.com.