Julie BruyèreFounder

Julie Bruyère - Dior Défilé

Choreographer, Stage director, Movement director

Born in France and trained at the conservatoire, Julie was unanimously awarded a gold medal in ballet in 1997, along with solid contemporary training. She then diversified into Modern Jazz and rock'n'roll.
Her career as a dancer led her to work with choreographers such as Thierry Malandain, Kader Belarbi, Bertrand d'At, Benoit Swan Pouffer and stage director Franco Dragone.

In 1998, Julie took part in the Elite France contest and embarked on a 7-year international modeling career.
Combining fashion and dance from 2005, she walked the catwalk and put on her pointe shoes for events such as the 100th anniversary of Christian Dior, Hermès, Jean Paul Gaultier, Chopard, as well as the opening of the Asian Games in Qatar in 2006.
Julie Bruyère
Her knowledge of movement and fashion led her naturally to advertising and catwalks for almost 20 years as a movement director. She collaborated with Bob Wilson for Dior's PAP AH25 show, directed models and dancers for Valentino, Gucci and Fendi's 100th anniversary, as well as celebrities for L'Oréal shows, Daria Werbowy for H&M, Georgia May Jagger for Fructis or Leticia Birkheur under the eye of Jean Baptiste Mondino and John Galliano for Dior's Pure Poison fragrance. Her elegant gestures have led her to work for High Jewelry, notably since 2022 with Victoire de Castellane for the various launches of Dior, Louis Vuitton, Cartier and Bvlgari.

Alongside her stage career on the famous Moulin Rouge and Lido de Paris stages, where she performed as a soloist dancer and meneuse de Revue for 15 years, recognized as one of the leading dancers of her generation, she founded Oneness Entertainment in 2017. Her original creations as choreographer and director are presented worldwide at prestigious events where she accompanies, amplifies and sublimates the messages of brands such as Hermès, Tiffany & Co, Brioni, Fred, Ruinart x Eva Jospin, Louis XIII, Audemars Piguet, Van Cleef & Arpels, Girard Perregaux, or the "Le Grand Numéro de Chanel" exhibition in 2022, which ran for 1 month at the Grand Palais Éphémère in Paris, where she created an immersive setting for 90 artists. Her work always combines aesthetics and meaning.

She has received several awards, including one from UNESCO for her work highlighting the role that dialogue between cultures through dance can play in sustainable development and world peace.

She has also written and presented documentaries on dance, broadcast on France 5.
Julie holds a state diploma as a classical dance teacher and is a member of Unesco's International Dance Council (IDC).

She is involved in initiatives to protect the environment and promote femininity.
Julie Bruyère