"In a world full of trends, we want to remain classic"
When many labels chase silhouette, Brenda Beverley starts with fit. She entered the fashion industry at sixteen and spent a decade in retail, learning how small adjustments can change the way a garment sits and how a woman feels. A customer nudged her toward styling; she trained and worked as a styling assistant on television, where fittings sharpened her eye for proportion.
She launched the label to address a practical challenge: ready-to-wear clothing rarely fits the full range of female proportions, so she began commissioning pieces tailored to her measurements. That practice became the studio’s brief. Today, the atelier focuses on precise pattern work, selected materials, and construction choices that resolve proportion at source. Clients come to Brenda’s studio for that clarity of fit.
Brenda joined The King’s Trust in 2015 and credits mentors such as Chrissie Rucker MBE and Ruth Chapman OBE with the practical guidance that helped the business take shape. The Trust appointed her a Young Ambassador in 2019. She remains active in the community, mentoring young entrepreneurs and utilizing her platform to expand access to the Trust’s programs.
"A tribute to my Father, the Man who wore suits throughout my childhood and inspired the Suit edit"
Watching my father step into bespoke suits each morning sparked my love of tailoring and the resolve to build a house where women receive the same devoted sartorial attention long given to men. Tailoring can feel intimidating, so I set out to create a space that is warm, elegant, and welcoming. Those daily rituals were defining elements in my future and my craft.
Brenda Beverley was planted in childhood and realised in adulthood, a brand devoted to precision, fit, and care for women.
I have poured my heart and soul into Brenda Beverley and i hope you love the brand as much as i do.