- Emma Butler, 24, is the founder and CEO of Liberare, an adaptive-intimate-apparel business.
- She started the company as a student to help women with disabilities dress easily and feel sexy.
- Here’s the deck she used to close a $1 million round led by British Fashion Council and Venrex.
Paris, France-based entrepreneur Emma Butler thought of the idea for her company Libertyan adaptive-intimate-apparel business, marketplace, and community forum, while blogging in her Brown University dorm room in 2018. Inspired by her mother, who deals with chronic fibromyalgia pain and limited dexterity, the Rhode Island native envisioned disabled women dressing easily , being confident, and feeling sexy.
That blog led her to launch the company as Intimately while she was a student in 2020; she rebranded to Liberare in June 2022. After graduation and in the middle of a pandemic, she crafted a preliminary pitch deck, launched a Kickstarter campaign, and won


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