Location

Italy

Founded

2010

Price range

€120 – €250

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

86 products

Size range

35–41

New arrivals

28 this month

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Emanuelle Vee

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Emanuélle Vee is an Italian women’s footwear brand founded in Castel Bolognese in 2010 by Nazzareno Amatori. Amatori already had years of experience in the footwear industry. He created the brand to offer recognizable shoes shaped by fashion, changing customer tastes, and the practical needs of modern wardrobes. Emanuélle Vee shoes include sneakers, sandals, ankle boots, tall boots, pumps, loafers, mules, wedges, and platform styles. Collections move between sporty, casual, and dressier footwear. Common details include thick soles, metallic finishes, woven textures, decorative hardware, animal-inspired patterns, bright colors, and mixed materials. The designs aim to make familiar shoe shapes feel more distinctive. The Emanuélle Vee footwear range is made for work, weekends, travel, events, and everyday outfits. Sneakers and flat sandals provide casual options, while heels, wedges, and decorated styles suit more polished occasions. The brand follows market trends but maintains a clear Italian fashion identity across its collections. For shoppers searching for contemporary Italian shoes, Emanuélle Vee offers a broad selection of women’s footwear with modern details, varied heel heights, and styles designed to add personality to simple outfits.

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Brand Details

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Italy
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
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Nazzareno Amatori

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Frequently asked questions

What does Emanuélle Vee sell?
Emanuélle Vee is an Italian women’s footwear brand selling fashion sneakers, sandals, loafers and boots. Its online collections include both casual shoes and dressier styles for different seasons.
Who founded Emanuélle Vee, and when?
Nazzareno Amatori founded Emanuélle Vee in 2010. He brought decades of experience in the footwear industry to a brand focused on contemporary women’s shoes and changing fashion trends.
Where is Emanuélle Vee from?
Emanuélle Vee is from Castel Bolognese in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region. The footwear label is part of the wider business founded by Nazzareno Amatori and sells through its own online store.
What type of sneakers does Emanuélle Vee offer?
Emanuélle Vee’s women’s sneaker collection includes low-top styles in neutral shades, metallic colours, animal prints and mixed-colour designs. Materials and construction vary, so each product page should be checked separately.
Does Emanuélle Vee sell shoes besides sneakers?
Yes. In addition to its sneaker collection, Emanuélle Vee lists women’s sandals, loafers and boots. The assortment changes by season, with both everyday and occasion-oriented footwear appearing in its range.
Where can I buy Emanuélle Vee shoes?
Emanuélle Vee sells its footwear through emanuellevee.it. Its online shop provides current colour and size availability for individual sneakers, sandals and other women’s shoe styles.

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