Isabelle Randall’s tweeds combine the designer's love of tailoring with her respect for the heritage of the fabrics of Yorkshire and Scotland. She tells Stephanie Smith her story.
At Woodend Gallery and Studios, the Grade II-listed Scarborough villa that was once the home of literary aristocrats the Sitwell family, Isabelle Randall makes her exquisitely tailored tweed clothing. Her designs are underpinned by her experiences of living in Scotland and Yorkshire, marrying the rich heritage of both to create designs that have character, quality and charm, yet are practical, hardwearing and versatile.
“My signature style has developed but, fundamentally, I am all about the cut and the fabric and the quality,” Isabelle says. “Colour and textures I am passionate about, and I think that stills runs through my work. “Even though I was still doing my fashion design out in Brussels, I was starting to get that calling - ‘Isabelle, you need to return to it full time.
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