Anabella Bergero

Anabella Bergero, an internationally acclaimed Latin American fashion designer, artist and coach, boasts a rich decade-long career. Her journey from Argentina to Copenhagen, London, New York, and Miami has enriched her creative palette with diverse cultural influences. She holds an MFA from the Fashion Institute of Technology, pursued postgraduate studies at Central Saint Martins, and completed her undergraduate education at the Universidad de Palermo and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Bergero’s expertise lies in the fusion of fashion design and art, emphasizing innovative creative processes that explore gender, culture, and identity. Her career includes recognition as Harper’s Bazaar Argentina’s Emerging Designer of the Year, SUNY PACC Prize New York, and she recently earned a nomination for the Hispanic Heritage Award by the City of Miami Beach for her contributions to Miami Beach’s Hispanic community, particularly for her installation project “Heart of Community” at the Faena Art Project Room. She has showcased work at prestigious stages such as Buenos Aires Fashion Week, Mercedes-Benz Mexico Fashion Week, Faena Art, and FIT’s Art and Design Gallery.

Beyond her studio work, Bergero serves as a Co-Active Coach, creating transformative mentorship spaces for individuals seeking to unlock their creative potential and achieve personal and professional growth. Anabella’s commitment to bridging art, fashion and technology led her to complete the Techstars x JP Morgan Female Founders Catalyst Program, creating a digital community and exploring art access democratization for independent artists through an online platform. She is a dedicated advocate for expanding the narratives in the creative realm, actively participating in initiatives like the Diversity Collective at the Fashion Institute of Technology and founding and presiding over the first Latin American Creative Collective at the University of the Arts London. As a professor at Istituto Marangoni, Anabella Bergero imparts her wisdom, teaching courses in Contemporary Fashion Analysis, Digital Portfolio, History of Art and Visual Culture, and mentoring Master’s students on their capstone projects.