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David Careers

Brands Art Directo - Multi-Brand Fashion Portfolio

Posted 4 days ago

ilocatum recruitingNew York (NY)
Art DirectorsAdvertising Agencies

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Manager

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$120,000 to $150,000 per year

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About the role

Brands Art Director, Fashion Campaigns and Photoshoots
Location: New York, NY
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $120,000 to $150,000 per year
Set the creative vision for six fashion brands, leading campaigns, photoshoots, and digital content from first concept to final delivery. Must-Haves5 to 7+ years of art direction or design experience Strong portfolio in campaign development, photography, and visual storytelling Proven experience directing photoshoots and working with photographers and stylists Experience leading or mentoring a creative team Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and FigmaHands-on experience with AI-driven creative tools Exceptional eye for composition, styling, typography, and imagery
What You'll Do:
  • Develop art direction and creative concepts for campaigns and product launches across six brands
  • Plan and lead photoshoots, including mood boards, casting, styling, and on-set direction
  • Partner with each brand's design team to keep imagery aligned with collections
  • Manage the creative team's workflow, priorities, and quality standards
  • Coordinate photographers, stylists, producers, and freelancers
  • Write creative briefs and manage timelines and budgets
  • Direct visuals for email, web, social, ecommerce, and paid ads
  • Evolve each brand's visual identity while preserving its character
  • Use AI-powered tools to speed concepting and content production
Nice-to-Haves: Fashion, lifestyle, beauty, or retail experience Multi-brand creative leadership experience
Compensation and Benefits: $120,000 to $150,000 per year
About the Company: Our client is a New York fashion company with a portfolio of six distinct brands. To apply, submit your resume for consideration.

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