Born in Tunisia and raised in Tahiti and the south of France, attended medical school in the south of France to realize that there are more creative ways to save lives. In 1982 moved to Rhode Island to start his fashion formation at RISD.
Not even after a year after in 1983 it was clear that Bruno had much more to offer and launched, at the request of people who begged to have the garments he wore, Ceci est un pantalon, with large solicitation in France and requested to be carried by “Monsieur Izine” of Sacks fifth avenue in USA.
By the end of 1984 Bruno started and interned at Willi Wear. Three months later Bruno became the head designer for women wear at the request of Willi Smith for whom he created the African collection which was one of the highlights of Willi’s carrier in 1987 before he passed away.
Bruno then went to work for Giorgio Saint’Angelo.
Following his heart, he moved to Los Angeles where he opened Bruno Duluc for Theater and received the Woolite award “designer of the Future” and the Angeles Magazine “Angie” Best Designer of 1990. In 1996 Woolite requested to become Bruno’s P.R.
On track he created Bruno Duluc for Kush and raised the company to an unexpected new level
including the patronage of Dupont.
At the end of the decade he went on his own.
In 2003 Bruno inherit his family title and becomes Bruno Duluc,Trigant de Geneste,Count de la Rocca.
Bruno Duluc continues to create constantly, innovating with forms and materials, garment for woman of all generations and walk of life, who embrace life and rejoice on experiencing it.
