Location

Paris, France

Founded

1996

Price range

€85 – €1,490

Shipping

Worldwide

Vanessa Bruno

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Vanessa Bruno is a European luxury clothing label for women, founded in Paris in 1996 by designer Vanessa Bruno. Born in France to a Danish mother and an Italian father who worked with labels such as Cacharel, Bruno grew up in the fashion world and trained at Dorothée Bis and Michel Klein. Her aim was a wardrobe that is both relaxed and refined, chic and pragmatic, for a woman who is free, modern, timeless and naturally beautiful. The collections include shirts, tops, knitwear such as the Malo jumper, dresses, coats, jeans, trousers and skirts, alongside bags. Its emblem is Le Cabas, the canvas tote trimmed with sequins that the brand has made since 1998. Its clothing is made in France and other countries, and the Cabas is made in a family workshop in Pantin near Paris. The brand favours natural fibres, including Masters of Linen certified linen, organic cotton and yak wool. Vanessa Bruno opened its first boutique in Tokyo in 1996 and in Paris in 1998, has been worn by Vanessa Paradis, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Lou Doillon, and is sold through more than 300 points of sale.

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France
Cotton
Wool
Polyester
Polyamide
Silk
Elastane
Leather
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Vanessa Bruno make?
Vanessa Bruno is a Parisian luxury label making feminine, effortless ready-to-wear for women, along with bags and accessories. Its collections include shirts, tops, knitwear, dresses, coats, jeans, trousers and skirts.
What bags and other pieces does Vanessa Bruno sell?
Vanessa Bruno's best-known piece is Le Cabas, a canvas tote with a sequin band that it has made since 1998, alongside bags such as the Moon and Lune. In clothing, its signature knits include the Malo jumper, along with linen pieces, dresses and shirts.
How much does Vanessa Bruno cost?
Vanessa Bruno is a luxury brand, with most pieces between about €85 and €1,490. A canvas Cabas M tote costs around €105–€180, and a cashmere Malo jumper is about €425.
Where is Vanessa Bruno located?
Vanessa Bruno is based in Paris, France, where its design studio is located. It sells through its own boutiques and its online shop.
Who founded Vanessa Bruno?
Vanessa Bruno was founded in Paris in 1996 by French designer Vanessa Bruno, after whom the label is named.
Who owns Vanessa Bruno?
Vanessa Bruno is an independent label founded and led by designer Vanessa Bruno.
Is Vanessa Bruno made in France and sustainable?
Vanessa Bruno makes its iconic canvas Cabas in France, at a family workshop in Pantin near Paris, using cotton canvas woven in northern France. Some other pieces are made abroad, such as in Portugal, and the brand favours natural fibres including Masters of Linen-certified linen, organic cotton and yak wool.

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