The Paris-based designer, formerly of Prada and Louis Vuitton, introduces the friends and family who inspire her
As a youngster, Julie de Libran was “extremely shy”, says the Paris-based designer. “Closed.” The only way in which she opened up was through the things she wore. Attentive to every detail, often making her clothes herself, “it was a way to communicate”, she says now, sitting in her own-name store on the Rue de Luynes in the 7th arrondissement. “It created my language. Because then people would come towards me and say: ‘Oh, interesting.
Aged 18, de Libran went to the prestigious Marangoni Fashion Institute in Milan, staying in the city to work for Prada. Between there and Louis Vuitton, she built up her expertise and her address book. “I had the best schools for 30 years, being in extraordinary houses, with incredible ateliers,” she admits.
woman is “international, working, knows what she wants”, adds Phillips. “She’s independent in her choices. She doesn’t need to aspire to a logo – she appreciates beautiful things that are well made.” Zina Thaifa digs out the first message she ever sent to Julie de Libran – an Instagram DM dating from late August 2019. “‘Dear Julie, where can we find your dresses? They’re magnificent,’” the senior director in the health sciences industry reads aloud.
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