Bruce Oldfield

Bruce Oldfield is a British fashion designer who has been recognized globally for his exceptional taste in creating couture dresses. Born in 1950 in County Durham, England, Bruce started sketching dresses at the age of ten. He studied in Newcastle and started his career by selling his designs in small boutiques. After moving to London, he worked for several designers and learned different techniques, which he later used in his own creations.

In 1973, Bruce Oldfield opened his first boutique, and since then, he became the choice of the elite and royal families. Oldfield’s first significant breakthrough was designing the wedding dress for Princess Diana in 1981. He also designed dresses for other members of the Royal Family, such as the Queen Mother, Queen Rania of Jordan, and many more.

Bruce Oldfield’s couture gowns have been seen on red carpets all over the world and worn by international celebrities such as Joan Collins, Barbra Streisand, and Sienna Miller. His classic designs, characterized by clean lines and exquisite embroidery, have earned him the reputation of one of Britain’s top fashion designers.

Apart from designing, Oldfield is an avid photographer and has had exhibitions of his work displayed in London, Paris, and New York. He is also known for his philanthropic work, particularly for supporting charities that help children with cancer.

Bruce Oldfield’s contribution to the fashion industry has not gone unnoticed as he was awarded the prestigious CBE by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for his services to the fashion industry. Bruce Oldfield remains a major force in fashion and continues to inspire young designers worldwide.