Brett Blundy

Blundy aspired to be a pilot; however, he failed to obtain the necessary results during high school. Aged 20 years, Blundy, together with a friend, bought a record store in Pakenham, called "Disco Duck". The business failed, and they had to take on day jobs to support the business venture. Blundy went on to form BB Retail Capital (BBRC), now known as Sanity Entertainment Group.

In 2005, Blundy purchased Diva, a fashion jewellery store founded by Colette and Mark Hayman. Diva had close to 200 stores in Australia and New Zealand and 400 in international markets. In 2010, he launched Lovisa, a fast fashion jewellery brand. As of July 2023, Lovisa had 801 stores across 39 countries. In 2015 Blundy expanded his business operations into cattle farming. In early 2018, Bras N Things was sold to the US company Hanesbrands. As of June 2024, Blundy owned around 11 per cent of City Chic Collective and also owned around 13 per cent of Victoria's Secret.

In October 2021, Blundy (along with Accent Group chief executive Daniel Agostinelli, and the Edison Growth Fund) acquired a stake in Oz Hair and Beauty for an undisclosed sum.

Blundy grew up on a farm in rural Victoria, where he and his four siblings would pick mushrooms to sell from a roadside stall.

Blundy is married with two children, and lives in Monaco. Blundy has previously lived in Sydney, Singapore and the Bahamas.

Blundy previously owned a 74-metre (242 ft) megayacht, Cloud 9.