The founder

“As the founder of Dela Brunante, my work has always been shaped by a long-standing engagement with design as a problem-solving discipline. I strongly believe garments should function as practical, well-considered tools within daily life rather than isolated expressions.

I'm formally trained in industrial design at the University of Montreal, where I developed a deep understanding of materials, construction, and form, before continuing my studies in graphic and web design at Parsons School of Design in the heart of New York. My professional background spans product design, branding, and graphic design, with experience across agencies, venture environments, and global brands. 

Throughout my career, my work has focused on clarity, reduction, and structural coherence, which is why I apply a disciplined, system-based approach to clothing, refining fit, fabric, and construction to support movement, repetition, and longevity, and building a wardrobe intended to endure beyond trend cycles.

I also truely believe that modern luxury is intentional, thoughtful, and enduring. At Dela Brunante, each garment strikes a careful balance between refined craftsmanship and everyday function — designed to move with you, built to last, and made for a life in motion. Every silhouette, fabric, and detail is considered with clarity and purpose, resulting in a uniform that seamlessly aligns with lifestyle and movement. I would like to personnally thank you in advance for embracing my vision — where elegance meets utility, and dressing well becomes effortless, intentional, and timeless.”