Nicole Brundage

[Hanne]

from www.shoe-runway.com

About the designer

Up and coming talent is American designer Nicole Brundage. Her understated sexy designs are irresistable and each collection just gets better. Carmelita t-cork in patent, Sinamon is stressed leather and Barbie de Sade in satin are every shoe lovers dream.

An American designer, Nicole Brundage created a ‘buzz’ in just one year. Following her graduation in “Art and History” at Stanfors University, she went to Italy and attended the famous Milan Institute “Marangoni”. After having experienced an important collaboration with Zac Posen in New York, she came back to Italy and started her own accessories collection. At her first presentation in Paris in March 2006 she gained her claim: in her words “understatement sexy” and siting her influences as, Film noir and “la femme fatale” – Dick Tracey and Jane Greer – James Bond and Bond girls - Margot and Lupin – disguise artist and markswoman – austerity and functionality – solid and feminine -substantial and sensuos – neo ’60 and future – Piet Mondrian and Verner Panton - subtle fetish and provocative elegance.

“A markswoman who uses her feminine charms to get what she wants out of men “
Nicole Brundage

 

[Hanne]

Her SS09 collection is inspired by “Ancient Egypt and Aegean myths”.









all images from imelda.com.au

 

[leyla m.]

thanks for posting this Hanne
i knew about her but never saw her in real life!
the shoes IMO need more consistency to pull the collection together... she is pretty though
from the above, i like the gold cage sandals and the white strappy ones

available at luisaviaroma.com

 

[Zarina]

I have been watching these on luisaviaroma for a while - love the heel.
http://www.luisaviaroma.com/index.aspx#getData.aspx|CallType=Product&prodId=A912&des=&cat=0&gender=women&group=shoes&season=sale&seasProdID=48I

 

[ChrissyM]

for some reason the heels on these look taller to me than other brands....
could just be the pics though...
or my eyes playing tricks on me since it's late here

i agree with leyla about the need for a bit more consistency...

thanks for the thread on her hanne!
the name sounds familiar but i don't think i would have been able to place it...