Silvia Loprieno

Newly graduated student in the field of humanistic studies with a fascination for art in its various forms, especially luxury.

The in-depth analysis offered by my university studies gave me the proper skills to successfully accomplish communication tasks. Indeed, I had the opportunity to investigate many cultural fields, such as art history (from ancient Greek to contemporary art), literature (with a special insight into Italian masterpieces, from Dante’s Divine Comedy to our time, and French literature), philosophy and history.

Having written my final essay on aesthetics, I gained knowledge of the philosophical concepts related to art and the idea of beauty and the sublime, which I consider essential in order to understand the products of creative industries. This is especially true of the world of luxury and beauty, which seems to me directly connected with the concept of art and elegance, sometimes through sophisticated softness, sometimes through an eccentric and extroverted taste. I consider the knowledge of the product essential in order to work with it and communicate it in the most effective manner. 

In order to improve my skills in the luxury field, I am also about to join INSIDE LVMH. 

I also believe that I would be a good fit thanks of my creativity, due to my passion for drawing and creative writing, which allowed me to win many national competitions. In order to improve that inclination of mine, I also attended some writing courses.

Moreover, the study of foreign languages in high school (English and French up to the advanced level C1, and German at an intermediate level) and comparative European literature provided me with an additional sensitivity in linguistic expression, selection of vocabulary, synonyms and effective images.

Enthusiastic and determined to do ensure valuable contributions.

Graduated student

Part-time jobs: hostess, baby-sitter, tutor in writing and languages

Occasionally portraitist

Linguistic High School “A. Manzoni”, Milan

Graduated in Humanistic Studies (Lettere moderne) in “Università degli Studi di Milano”