1205's founder, Paula Gerbase, on why unisex is a better word for her label's unshowy, beautifully cut clothes "I never wanted my name up in lights," says Paula Gerbase, the founder of 1205, explaining her deliberately anonymous brand. "As a label we focus on the clothes." Gerbase's work is often described as androgynous. She certainly has the pedigree, having trained in the womenswear atelier of Hardy Amies before a five-year stint as a head designer for Savile Row tailor Kilgour. But while her...
1205's founder, Paula Gerbase, on why unisex is a better word for her label's unshowy, beautifully cut clothes "I never wanted my name up in lights," says Paula Gerbase, the founder of 1205, explaining her deliberately anonymous brand. "As a label we focus on the clothes." Gerbase's work is often described as androgynous. She certainly has the pedigree, having trained in the womenswear atelier of Hardy Amies before a five-year stint as a head designer for Savile Row tailor Kilgour. But while her...
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