Ruby Bloom
New York
With Fabrique since 2025
About
Central Saint Martins grad to Gucci with Tom Ford; helmed Oscar de la Renta, Tory Burch. Designs worn by Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicole Kidman grace VOGUE, BAZAAR covers.
In the electrifying fashion scene of 1990s London, New York native Ruby Bloom transformed household scraps into a groundbreaking collection that became her ticket into Central Saint Martins. After graduating in the 90s, she immediately caught Tom Ford's attention at Gucci, where she created numerous classic pieces.
Her talent led her through prestigious positions - Vice President at Oscar de la Renta and Creative Director at Tory Burch - where she became known for combining contrasting materials to capture a relaxed yet striking feminine essence. Her designs consistently appeared in VOGUE, BAZAAR, and NYLON, with stars like Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicole Kidman, and Devon Aoki showcasing her work.
The distinctive vision of Helmut Newton's photography deeply influences her creative process. "He delivered powerful, direct messages while preserving soft vulnerability in his materials and lighting," she explains. Like Newton's work, which balances intensity with sensitivity, her designs achieve harmony between bold statements and delicate details, creating pieces that embody both strength and grace.
Her deep connection to 70s Biba style shows in her work's DNA, where leather jackets meet delicate lace, and fitted boots complement flowing dresses - a style that represents independence and self-expression. Bloom's design philosophy starts with soft, layered basics that serve as building blocks for endless styling possibilities. She emphasizes that timeless foundation pieces, when paired with striking accessories, allow everyone to discover their unique style while maintaining their confidence and independence.
