Francesca Liberatore

Francesca Liberatore (born 22 August 1983 in Roma, Italy) is an Italian fashion designer.[1]

Francesca Liberatore
Born (1983-08-22) 22 August 1983
Rome, Italy
NationalityItalian
OccupationFounder of Francesca Liberatore
Label(s)
Francesca Liberatore

After graduating from Central Saint Martins, she started working for Viktor & Rolf and Jean-Paul Gaultier. In 2009, she participated in, and won, the Next Generation Contest promoted by the CNMI; in 2014 her project was one of the 4 projects chosen out of 150 entrants in the DHL Export competition,[2] earning her the right to display her creations at fashion shows in New York, Milan, London and Tokyo for 2 years.[3]

FRANCESCA LIBERATORE (Rome,1983) graduates at CentralSaintMartins in 2007 and immediately starts work for some of the world's most celebrated design houses including Viktor&Rolf-Amesterdam, JeanPaulGaultier-Paris and Brioni woman. In 2009 Liberatore steps out on her own and launches her namesake label winning Italy's prestigious Next Generation competition promoted by Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana and earning runways show during MilanFashionWeek. Francesca Liberatore, both the creative director, and the collection are an immediate hit. The following years she shows in some of the world's most celebrated cities and venues, Paris, London, Canton, Saint Petersburg, Minsk, Warsow, thanks to special capsules and important international partnership projects, including Moulin Rouge Paris, Saga Furs, Swarovski, Nafa, Lineapelle and more. Her work have been installed in exclusive venues, in Museo della Triennale and in Museo della Permanente in Milan so as in Edieuropa Gallery in Rome. In the years Francesca shares her unique experience, know-how and style teaching in Italy and abroad in the best fashion and design schools (as Accademia Belle Arti di Brera where she is faculty member and holder of the chair of Fashion Design, Naba Milano, Marist University New York) and as international expert for the United Nations - Giordania, Vietnam, Perù, Armenia, Pakistan, Cuba. Passion and determination drive the key of her success, upholding the name of Made in Italy overseas. In 2014 Francesca Liberatore wins the DHL Exported Award [4] a direct link to an important partnership with IMG Fashion, that brings her to permanently show her collections during the New York Fashion Week and since September 2014 she officially showed on the most exclusive NY catwalk venues, Lincoln Center Salon, The Moyniahn Station at the Dock Skylight and Gallery 1 at Clarkson Square. In February 2018, after significant seven seasons at the NYFW, and with new self awareness, she came back to Milan Fashion Week in the prestigiuose venue of Palazzo Reale in Piazza Duomo and in the same year, she celebrate 10 years of carrier with her first book published by Silvana Editoriale. In September 2019 for the first time off-schedule for her SS2020 Liberatore decided to experiment a brandnew format showing, in the swimming pool of Bagni Misteriosi held by the Theatre Franco Parenti, a successful collaboration with Arena and FIN.[5] From that time the designer choosed her very individual way supperted by strong partners such as The Space Cinema in Piazza Duomo e la Rinascente Milano in February 2020.[6]

References
  1. "Francesca Liberatore: l'enfant prodige della moda". 2019. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)
  2. "DHL Export". Mediaset TGCOM. 2014.
  3. Bower, Gabriella (2016-09-10). "Francesca Liberatore S/S 2017". Washington Square News. Retrieved 2019-05-15.
  4. http://www.corriere.it/spettacoli/14_giugno_06/francescalibertaore-4431c118-ed6a-11e3-8271-5284bdbf132d.shtml
  5. https://nowfashion.com/francesca-liberatore-ready-to-wear-spring-summer-2020-milan-28445
  6. https://www.iodonna.it/moda/sfilate/sfilata.action?ricerca.idStagione=Autunno-Inverno-2020-21&ricerca.idStilista=855&ricerca.collezione=F
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