Celebrating its 35th anniversary, this year’s Pride was more than a party. It was a reminder of why the party exists in the first place. Around 300,000 people were expected to take part in or watch the parade, with estimates suggesting as many as 450,000 people descended on Brighton across the weekend making it one of the biggest Pride celebrations in the UK and we were amongst the incredible spectacle.

Charli XCX also known as Charlotte Emma Aitchison took the globe by storm in 2024 with her album “Brat”. Known for its experimental sounds and themes of girlhood, the album became a staple in every home. The music was flawless and will forever be a timestamp of 2024 but the real genius was her marketing.

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