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fleur du malNew York (NY)

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About the role

We are looking for Fall Interns to join our team in NYC! Fleur du Mal is a luxury lingerie and ready-to-wear brand founded in 2012 by Jennifer Zuccarini. Inspiring dressing up and undressing, our collections are available at fleurdumal.com and through top department stores and specialty retailers around the world. An internship at Fleur du Mal offers hands-on experience and an inside look at the luxury lingerie and ready-to-wear industry. Our team is highly collaborative, and interns have the opportunity to learn firsthand what goes into operating a small, fast-growing fashion company while working alongside and gaining exposure to teams across Design, Production, Marketing, Ecommerce, Sales, Social Media, and more. We’re currently looking for Fall Interns across the following areas:• Wholesale Intern // wholesale@fleurdumal.com• Social Media Intern // sophie@fleurdumal.com• Technical Design Intern // aly@fleurdumal.com• Production Intern // allison@fleurdumal.com• Graphic Design Intern // dasha@fleurdumal.com• All other inquiries // talent@fleurdumal.com These internships are unpaid and eligible for academic credit. Candidates must be physically based in NYC.To apply, please email the appropriate contact above with a copy of your resume and a brief note about why you feel you’d be a great fit for Fleur du Mal and the role. x

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