Sales Assistant
beginnings bleusScarsdale (NY)
$17–$27
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Company Overview:
Beginnings Boutique is a family-owned fashion retailer in Westchester, NY, founded in 1978. With two locations in Scarsdale and Armonk, we’re known for our thoughtfully curated collections, personalized service, and strong client relationships. We’re looking for a passionate, fashion-forward Sales Associate who enjoys styling, connecting with clients, and being part of a team.
Role Overview:
We are hiring a permanent part-time or full-time Sales Associate to provide an elevated, personalized shopping experience while supporting the daily operations and presentation of our boutiques.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide personalized styling and one-on-one client service
- Build lasting client relationships and encourage repeat business
- Assist with merchandising, mannequin styling, and store presentation
- Maintain strong product knowledge and stay current on fashion trends
- Support daily operations, including restocking, unpacking shipments, and organizing merchandise
- Assist with in-store events, promotions, and occasional social media content Qualifications
- Retail, styling, or customer service experience preferred
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Passion for fashion and a natural eye for styling
- Dependable, professional, and detail-oriented
- Positive attitude and willingness to learn
- Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment
- Weekend and holiday availability preferred
- Willingness to travel between our Scarsdale and Armonk locations as needed Compensation & Benefits
- Hourly pay: $17–$27, based on experience
- Flexible scheduling
- Employee discount
- Part-time and full-time permanent opportunities How to ApplyApply through LinkedIn or email your resume to elena@beginningsbleus.com
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