Fashion Design Intern
rare editionsNew York (NY)
$17/hr
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Company Description:
Rare Editions, a brand under Star Children’s Dress Company, has been creating stylish and affordable dresses for girls since 1936. Based in New York City, the company operates its showroom on the 18th floor of 1250 Broadway. Our team of designers, merchandisers, and sales staff collaborate to launch fresh seasonal collections that attract major department stores globally. While Rare Editions is our flagship brand, we also represent other labels like Rare Too, Chantilly Place, Counting Daisies, Emily Rose, Tween Diva, and Dear Moon.
Role Description:
This is an on-site Fashion Design Intern role is located in New York, NY. As a Fashion Design Intern, you will assist in creating innovative designs, contribute to seasonal collections, and assist in sample production and styling. Your day-to-day tasks will include working closely with the design team on sketching, developing textiles and patterns, and supporting the team with sewing and assembling prototypes. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to engage with the broader product lifecycle, including presentations and collaboration across teams. This is a paid role at $17/hr.
Qualifications:
Proficiency in Fashion Design and Fashion Styling for creating and enhancing clothing designs. Graphic Design skills to assist in developing visual presentations and design concepts. Knowledge and experience in Textiles and Sewing to contribute to garment construction and material selection. Enthusiasm for trends and creativity in the fashion industry. Strong attention to detail and an ability to handle multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment. Pursuing a degree in Fashion Design, Textile Design, or a related field is a plus.
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