Gianluca Bulega Couture perfumes and colognes

Gianluca Bulega an Italian fashion designer.

Gianluca Bulega is not still in his 40s, but he already has a long career behind him in the world of fashion design. His fashion style is inventive, fanciful, sometimes even genius. Gianluca Bulega got his degree in June 1994 at the “Istituto Europeo di Design” in Milan with a thesis written with the collaboration of Roberto Capucci.

His stylistic/artistic vocation was confirmed by the excellent reviews of the famous art critic Bonito Oliva on his Tricolour Dresses exposed at the Museo d’Arte Contemporanea in Bologna in 1997.

Bulega’s creativity often anticipates current trends, e.g. the design of jeans-couture dress exposed in 1994 at the Fashion Biennal in Barcelona: the idea of jeans-couture has been only recently resumed by a lot of international fashion stylists.

From Alta Moda Roma catwalks, Gianluca Bulega launched a lot of new inputs, like the dresses inspired by Andersen’s tales (January ’97), Lady D. (January ’98) and Erté (January ’99). His art inspirations, which played with that modest nudities that made conformists sigh at that time, were later massively resumed -with less modesty- in fashion parades all over the world.

Afterward he got a lot of other appreciations for his creations inspired by art: e.g. his memorable fashion parade, inspired by Toulouse-Lautrec paintings, which took place in the wonderful ancient rooms of Palazzo Marchi in Parma.

His many stylistic collaborations (e.g. with Soul To Soul, with Creola Couture in Dubai; with Baratta as artistic manager; with Hemmonds for Burberry’s London E1 line) made him famous in the international environment for his characteristic ability to absorb, interpret and recreate, in a dress or in theatrical costume, the spirit and temper of the past, present and future time.

Designer Gianluca Bulega Couture has 5 perfumes in our fragrance base. Gianluca Bulega Couture is a new fragrance brand. The earliest edition was created in 2008 and the newest is from 2011.