Temperley London Enters New Era After Founder Exits

Temperley London, a brand favored by the Princess of Wales for over a decade, is embarking on a significant new chapter. Following the exit of founder Alice Temperley earlier this month, the fashion house has welcomed Morgaine McGee as its new Chief Executive Officer and Jack Isenberg as its Design Director.

McGee, who brings more than twenty years of global fashion industry experience, stated this marks an "exciting new chapter" for Temperley London. She emphasized a commitment to blending a fresh perspective with the brand's rich British heritage and legacy of exceptional craftsmanship, ahead of the September collection.

Isenberg, whose background includes work with esteemed fashion houses such as Versace and Valentino, was drawn to Temperley London's "commitment to craft," specifically highlighting the intricate embroidery and finishing. He expressed enthusiasm for collaborating with the talented team to maintain the quality and craftsmanship expected by the brand's global clientele.

Princess Kate has been a notable supporter of Temperley London since 2010, most recently wearing a dress from the brand on July 10th to a charity polo match. Her past appearances in the designer's creations include notable moments in 2017 and at a charity dinner in December 2010.