Little prompts as much head turning and lip smacking at pretentious London parties as when the kids of Nineties A-listers rock through the revolving doors. Double that when said offspring come hand-in-hand with a sparkling new plus one.
Imagine the hysteria, then, when Lennon Gallagher — who might as well be his father’s stunt double (Dad being Oasis’s Liam) — started stepping out with his new glass-skinned girlfriend Isobel Richmond.
The murmurs of their pairing began in 2022. They were spotted at a film screening in April and Michael Kors party in May, before Isobel (known to friends as Izzy) joined the ruggedly handsome Lennon and his half-siblings Gene Gallagher and Molly Moorish at the Hugo Boss shop opening on 11 October, which was hosted by Naomi Campbell and Anthony Joshua.
Three days later at Prada’s Soho rave, Richmond arrived in a full-length matrix leather trench, white shirt and skinny black tie (“they were pieces from my friend’s wardrobe, perks of living with five girls,” she told the Standard), arm-in-arm with Lennon in a baggy mohair sweater and black slacks. Anyone there could see it: they were making their entrance as the It couple du jour.
“We met at a gig at a small bar called The George Tavern [in Stepney] around nine months ago,” Richmond explained in 2022. At this point, Richmond was in her second year studying Fashion Communication and Business at the University of Brighton while modelling for the likes of Vogue Czechoslovakia and Gucci on the side.
The couple have now been together for three years and both live in London. Richmond lives with her mother in Finsbury Park, where Gallagher spends most of his time, but they’re looking to move in together soon.
Gallagher is following in his father’s footsteps with his four-man band, Automotion. “How did we find our sound?” he told Vogue in a May 2025 interview, “I’ve got no fucking clue, we’re still figuring it out.”
His mother, actress and singer Patsy Kensit, hooked him up with modelling contacts too, and he has stomped down the catwalks of Saint Laurent, Kenzo and Hermes. In the Vogue interview, Gallagher addressed the fashion influence of his parents, saying: “Gotta respect it, I looked fucking sick when Dad dressed Gene [his half-brother] and me in mini-mod parkas for school. I used to try and steal his clothes, but I always had more luck with Mum’s.”
It figures they are fast becoming known as the best dressed couple of the next-gen. Plus, they’re more relevant than ever, with an Oasis reunion on the way. “I don’t think I understood the scale of it all until the band split,” Lennon told Vogue. “People would all of a sudden come up to me in the playground and be like, ‘Oh, my God, have you heard about this?’ I just remember thinking, ‘Oh, shit… they were massive.’”
Neither make a fuss about their style royalty status. Richmond, 23, finds inspiration all over the place. “It could be a club, on the underground or in the queue for the bathrooms at a bar. Cool is cool, the worst thing you can do is try to mimic other people.” Off the cards is couple dressing (newsflash: we are not actually the noughties). “That sounds like a disaster,” she says. “We talk about [what we will wear] sometimes, but just so happens we have similar tastes.”
The real priority is getting all-absorbed in the capital. “The thing I love about London is its variety. With the right company a party can break out at almost any moment.”
And no, that doesn’t just mean flutes of Moët at any given members-only club. “I am a regular at Someday bar in Finsbury Park,” Richmond says. “Good pizza and margaritas.” They also frequent Rowan’s tenpin bowl, The George Tavern and The Windmill in Brixton. All great London institutions. Who can blame ‘em?
