Victoria Rastello began her artistic journey with a Bachelor's in Visual Arts, followed by studies in Communication and Italian Cinematography at Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione in Milan, specializing in costume design for film.
In 2006, she moved to Montreal, assisting documentary filmmaker Mary Ellen Davis and studying filmmaking at Concordia University. This experience deepened her understanding of the connection between storytelling and aesthetics.
Back in Paris, she studied at ESEC School of Cinema, then worked with photojournalist Matei Glass in Barcelona, exploring analog photography and the photographer’s role in society.
Her fashion journey began unexpectedly as a production intern at fashion shows, where she discovered designers like Manish Arora and Damir Doma. Her work with Max Mara led to over 10 years as a photo stylist and artistic director in fashion, music, and advertising.
Victoria's work in the independent fashion press allows her to experiment with visual storytelling, blending vintage influences with modern aesthetics to create bold, uninhibited designs. Her approach to fashion challenges trends, celebrating individuality and female empowerment.
She is also a trained floral designer and has worked as a costume designer for film and television, always bringing her cinematic vision to diverse artistic worlds. Driven by a deep curiosity, she continues to push the boundaries of beauty and imagery.
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