Louise Camuto

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Louise Camuto-Grieder (born as Louise Drevenstam)[1] is a Swedish model, entrepreneur, interior designer and brand advisor.

Career

Camuto-Grieder was Miss Sweden 1989,[2][3][4] and finished as first runner-up in the Miss Universe 1989 pageant.[1] Later that year, she was crowned Miss Scandinavia in Helsinki.[5][6]

In 2001, together with her late husband, businessman Vince Camuto, Camuto-Grieder established the Greenwich based company Camuto Group.[7][8][9] Camuto-Grieder was Creative Director and President of Marketing at Camuto Group, where she crafted and designed brands with Vince Camuto.[10] After his death in 2015, she took over the role of Chief creative officer.[1][11] Besides, she also worked as a creative director for the brand Louise et Cie.[12]

Camuto-Grieder has since been working as an interior designer,[13] brand advisor, entrepreneur, and designer.[11][14][15]

In 2015, Camuto-Grieder was appointed board member of Two Ten Footwear Foundation.[16] In 2016, Camuto-Grieder was honored as an "outstanding mother" alongside Sarah Jessica Parker and others by the National Mother’s Day Committee.[17] One month later, she was also honored for her philanthropy at the 10th Annual Women of Inspiration luncheon in New York. Camuto-Grieder is also active in several other charitable initiatives, e.g., FFANY Shoes On Sale by QVC, which supports breast cancer research and awareness.[18]

Personal life

Camuto-Grieder was married to the late Vince Camuto from 1999 until his death in 2015,[19] and together they had a son, Philip Camuto.[1][13] Camuto-Grieder also had two step-children with her late husband.[20][21][22]

In 2019, Camuto-Grieder’s engagement to Hugo Boss CEO Daniel Grieder was announced.[23] The couple married in 2022.[24] Her main places of residence are in the US and Switzerland.[11]

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