Bruno Frisoni for Homeware
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Bruno Frisoni is a French luxury shoe designer, known for his elegant and sophisticated designs. Frisoni has worked for various fashion houses, including Givenchy and Yves Saint Laurent, before launching his eponymous brand in 1999. The brand offers a range of high-end footwear for women, featuring bold colors, intricate embellishments, and unique details. Bruno Frisoni's designs have gained a reputation for their feminine and glamorous aesthetic, attracting a loyal following of fashion-conscious women around the world.
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