Senior Stylist
vowd weddingsCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Who We Are:
Vow’d Weddings is a different kind of wedding brand, and that starts with our people. Our rapidly growing team is a diverse mix of passionate individuals, aligned in building a brand that is authentic, approachable, and most importantly, fun! Around here confetti celebrations are frequent, family-style dinners are inevitable, and giving back is at the heart of who we are.
Who You Are:
We’re looking for an energetic, driven sales associate ready to take their career to the next level. As the Senior Stylist you are the right-hand to the Store Leader, personal styling coach to the broader team, and community cheerleader. You are someone who loves planning events, has an eye for design, and can’t wait to roll-up your sleeves and dig into new challenges.
What You’ll Do:
Act as the bride’s advocate, delivering unique, one-of-a-kind guest experiences Champion product knowledge & styling training to drive sales results through strong conversion and AOVDeliver innovative ideas and outreach strategies to grow brand awareness and generate appointments Leverage your product knowledge to create a beautiful guest environment through visual merchandising Mentor and motivate a team of stylists, acting as the culture cheerleader for your team Support your Store Leader with recruitment, community outreach and operational tasks Your (Mad) Skills Entrepreneurial spirit Passion for mentoring and motivating talent Outgoing - Expert at flexing between intimate settings and charming a crowd Critical thinker who is nimble, flexible, and comfortable with change Strong customer-centric mindset Passion for community involvement & giving back Your Experience Must be at least 18 Must be able to work evenings and weekends Previous experience working in an elevated service environment a plus
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