Summary: Intrigued by style and craftsmanship, Phoebe Gormley started making her own clothes at a young age, and at just 15 began interning in London’s Savile Row and Jermyn Street, known for high-end men’s tailors. After two years studying costume design at university, Phoebe told her parents she would take the money earmarked for her final year of tuition to start her own venture. Launched in 2015, Gormley & Gamble became the first women’s only tailor in the history of Savile Row.
