Lennon Gallagher Discusses Fashion, Music, and the Upcoming Oasis Reunion

Lennon Gallagher, son of Liam Gallagher and Patsy Kensit, is currently searching for a London flat with his girlfriend, Isobel Richmond. Despite his famous lineage, Gallagher maintains a relatively private life, shunning social media and limiting interviews.

Gallagher’s career encompasses both fashion and music. He has modeled for numerous high-profile brands, including a recent campaign for Tod’s. The “Italian Diaries” campaign, photographed at a Tuscan villa, showcased Tod’s iconic Gommino shoe. He shares the spotlight with other notable young talents, including Ella Bleu Travolta and Stella Banderas.

Beyond modeling, Gallagher leads the post-punk band Automotion. The band, formed in London, has garnered a dedicated following. He and Richmond are considered one of London’s most stylish couples, frequently seen at fashion events.

Gallagher’s entry into the modeling world began unexpectedly. While walking down Brick Lane, he was scouted for a South African photoshoot. His mother, a former model, helped him navigate the industry, leading him to Models 1 agency.

His recent Tod’s campaign proved to be a positive experience, filled with camaraderie and relaxation. He described the shoot as enjoyable, with comfortable clothing and a social atmosphere amongst the cast.

Gallagher shares insights into his personal style, explaining that he strives to dress well for public appearances while preferring comfort at home. He details his shopping habits, highlighting a fondness for vintage clothing and leather jackets, inspired by Kurt Cobain. He recently added glasses to his wardrobe.

Automotion’s approach to stage presence involves informal coordination among band members, prioritizing comfort and cohesiveness. Gallagher admits to past fashion mishaps, including an unsuccessful attempt at wearing jean shorts.

Gallagher attributes his musical influences to his parents and the exposure to various musical icons. His mother’s introduction to Nirvana at age 14 profoundly impacted his music taste. He recounts his admiration for Kurt Cobain’s style and a specific iconic look.

He reveals sentimental attachments to clothing items from his parents, without specifying what they are. He discusses his parents’ influence on his personal style, highlighting instances of both shared style preferences and disagreements.

Gallagher’s style preferences are further highlighted by discussions of his clothing choices, such as a favorite leather jacket, his fondness for jackets in general, and his aversion to certain colors. He shares details about his usual attire and inspiration from his brother Gene.

He compares his wardrobe size to his brother and father’s, suggesting a similar level of extensive clothing collections. He discusses his admiration for John Lennon’s style, particularly his later New York style and praises the documentary “The Beatles: Get Back.”

Gallagher describes his readiness routine as efficient, though he occasionally experiences post-departure outfit regret. He discusses his sentimental attachment to unworn clothing items and expresses interest in future clothing items and the prospect of designing his own line, likely focusing on jackets.

He expresses his enthusiasm for Automotion’s live performances and the joy of both studio recording and touring. He credits his father with giving advice for performing on stage. He shares his excitement about the upcoming Oasis reunion shows, stating his whole family is looking forward to it, and reveals his own band will not be supporting those shows.

Gallagher discusses his childhood habit of borrowing his mother’s clothing, particularly well-fitting T-shirts featuring iconic designs, and his appreciation for David Bowie’s diverse style.

He demonstrates his musical talent, mentioning his self-taught guitar skills, early song repertoire, and a fond memory of performing “Wonderwall” for his father. He describes his father’s personality at home as equally entertaining as his public persona.

Gallagher recounts his early exposure to fashion through music and films, along with his parents’ input on his childhood clothing. He discusses his changing hairstyles over the years, influenced by trends and personal preference.

He discusses his evolving opinion on hats and provides insights on his father’s most iconic style moments, pointing to the white knitted sweater worn at Knebworth in 1996.