The Libresse brand was going through rebranding to Libretta in Russia, and the challenge was to show that the new name represented a new philosophy — one centred on supporting and caring for women every day of their cycle.
I led the creative concept, originating the idea of a “comfort period room” and shaping the entire experience. Alongside this, I worked as copywriter, crafting the messaging for every detail — from masks and blankets to the photo zone and welcome kits. I defined the tone of voice and ensured each touchpoint carried the same sense of care, warmth and light-hearted irony that reflects Libretta’s new positioning.
I came up with the idea of creating a dedicated hotel room – a true "comfort zone" where women could spend those days in peace and ease.
The Libretta room became a space for a "date with yourself". We filled it with everything a woman might need: soft robes, hot water bottles and cocoa, a hand-picked line-up of films and series, plus access to the hotel spa with massages and beauty treatments. Each guest received a welcome kit from the brand. In doing so, Libretta turned marketing into an act of genuine care and gave women the chance to quite literally experience the brand’s philosophy.