Seattle couture evening wear, formal wear, and bridal designer Angeline Brunk at her design studio in Queen Anne, Washington.

Hi, I’m Angeline.

I launched my brand in 2024 after 16+ years designing couture and award winning bridal and evening wear in Seattle, WA.

@angelinebrunkstudio

I’m on a mission to reimagine couture through innovation

— developing a seamless process for creating body-sculpting garments called

‘Bodice Tech’

and expanding access through new services including couture rentals and

Muse’

a first-of-its-kind hybrid couture-rental experience.

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Born in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, I grew up in Minsk, Belarus, Nicosia, Cyprus.

I graduated cum laude from FIDM in Los Angeles with a major in Fashion Design, which eventually led me to Seattle, where I designed custom apparel for clients and corporations from all over the world receiving global recognition and awards from International Design Awards, Muse Awards, NAUMD and Seattle Bride Magazine.

I developed a passion for solution driven design and became dedicated to seeking creativity in out-of-the-box solutions for every aspect of my life.

This mindset led me to my recent move to Italy, where I lived for a year after leaving behind my career, selling all my belongings, and immersing myself fully with an open mind for an opportunity to explore my next chapter.

While in Europe, I discovered groundbreaking technology and resources with more accessibility and potential than I had ever realized.

These discoveries inspired a vision.

To forge a new path for myself in the fashion industry—one I could dedicate my life to.

One that I could give back with.

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“I’m on a mission to revolutionize formalwear by leveraging technology to create customizable, body sculpting garments through an innovative process called ‘Bodice Tech’ that reduces environmental impact and fosters pioneering opportunities for my community.”

Design Philosophy

My design philosophy revolves around sculpting the body with fluid lines and curves.

A collection of fashion sketches, abstract artworks, and landscape photographs pinned to a wall.

Drawing inspiration from nature, I utilize draping and meticulous tailoring to find balance in asymmetry through contrasting proportions, carving out shadows and highlights that accentuate the form.

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Woman wearing an elegant white satin gown with a draped bodice and a structured skirt.

My aim is to create designs that leave a lasting impression with a distinctive edge, empowering my clients to get creative and embrace their own unique perspective, which I believe has a transformative effect that goes far beyond apparel.

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Portrait of a woman with short brown hair, wearing large silver earrings, a black glossy lipstick, and a green and black textured outfit with a large black bow at the neck, posed against a brown background.
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As seen in…

New Day Northwest

October 29, 2025

Interview with host Kelly Hanson

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“Oh, and have we mentioned this deep brown shimmering reception dress?Total sophisticated earth goddess vibes.”

“We can't get over the show-stopping pearly metallic sheen of this asymmetrical wedding gown by Angeline Brunk.”

Green Wedding Shoes

‘This Schiaparelli-Inspired Wedding Was All Earth Tones + Offbeat Elegance’

By Emma Garson // July 29, 2025

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my aim is to create personalized pieces of art that have more to offer than a single wear, with timeline and pricing structures that meet my target customer where they are.

I hope this attracts others to participate in a new business approach that fuels innovation and encourages our community to work together towards solutions with greater potential and profitability.

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