A LITTLE ABOUT ME

Nayomi Van Brunt is an LA-based dancer, model, and actress who began her dance journey in Atlanta, GA, studying classical ballet during her formative years. Her career took flight after high school when she joined Atlanta Ballet under John McFall. Since then, Nayomi has danced with prestigious companies such as L.A. Dance Project, New York Theatre Ballet, and Wonderbound, showcasing her talent in works by acclaimed choreographers including Christopher Wheeldon, Val Caniparoli, Victor Quijada, Spenser Theberge, Jermaine Spivey, Janie Taylor, Charm La Donna, Pam Tanowitz, Gemma Bond, Bobbi Jene Smith, Or Schaiber, Dimitri Chamblas, Madeline Hollander, and Benjamin Millepied.

Nayomi's performances have graced renowned stages worldwide, including La Seine Musicale in Paris and the Sydney Opera House, where she portrayed Juliet in Benjamin Millepied's "Romeo & Juliet Suite." She has also captivated audiences at prestigious venues such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi and the Qatar Creates Dance Festival during the World Cup 2022.

Beyond her classical concert dance career, Nayomi has made significant strides in the fashion world, opening the Hermes women’s FW21 show, appearing in Richard Mille’s "WITHIN" commercial, and modeling for Rodarte’s FW21 collection. Additionally, she has been featured in Everlane’s “Releather” campaign and showcased her talents in St. John’s “FOUNDATION” campaign. Nayomi's versatility extends beyond the stage to diverse performances, including enchanting audiences at Bulgari’s gala in Shanghai and appearing on the "Tonight Show" alongside singer/songwriter Remi Wolf. Nayomi also graced the launch event of God's True Cashmere x Nick Fouquet's new collection.

Her passion for the arts fuels her journey, inspiring audiences and establishing her as a burgeoning talent in both dance and entertainment. Stay tuned as Nayomi Van Brunt continues to captivate and innovate in the realms of performance and creativity.

 "Nayomi Van Brunt ………. is bright and athletic, with a sparkling jump"-Marina Harass, New York Times. 

Photos By: Shelby Goldstein