Ms. Socci’s path to prominence began at the young age of 19 when she started her formal photography training in 1998. Her career was launched two years later, in 2000, and has followed an upward trajectory over the past 16 years in the field of photography.
Ms. Socci initially worked as a photographer for television and film. In 2000, she was hired by a Milan television station “Sailing Channel “ to take photo shoots for their sailing program “TITLE”. Then in 2002, she was hired as Set Photographer for the film "The malefemmine," shot in Rome’s studio Cinecittà. That same year, she was selected to serve as an assistant by luxury fashion group AEFFE, a prestigious firm based in Milan that represents famous Italian designers such as Maschino, Jean-Paul Gaultier, and Alberta Ferretti. This provided her with the connections needed to shift into the fashion world, and in 2003, she was hired as photographer to shoot the Fashion Week in Milan, Italy. From 2004-2008, Ms. Socci became a well sought-after photographer in the fashion world.
In 2006 she was hired by the Omniavisual Agency to shoot some major luxury labels such as Pollini, Celine, Marc Jacob, Borsalino, Rene Caovilla , Autier and Rossi Moda.
Few year later, in 2008, she became the coordinator of the photo Shootto, the prestigious White Magazine based in Milan.
In 2009, Ms. Socci's career reached an even higher level when she began focusing on Luxury Photography. In 2010, Ms. Socci worked on four major interior projects for some exclusive clients, and provided images for luxury historical residences Torre Monte in Todi, Podere Cantagrillo in Florence, and Locanda del Prete in Todi. Subsequently, she worked for the Malo Chachemire to shoot all their design boutiques around the world, their fashion catalogues, and advertising campaign.
In December 2010, Ms. Socci completed a nationwide press campaign for Mastro Raphael in Milan, which was included in major architectural catalogues and well-established magazines