TOMMY HILFIGER
Fashion
JuniorDesigner
“Junior Designer at TOMMY HILFIGER. Skills: Design, Trend translation, Collaboration. Support in creative research. Identifying trends”
What You'll Achieve.
Create commercial collections and capsules that align across product groups; Reflecting season concept ideas and collaboration strategy
Industry & Context.
Include updated design portfolio
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Fashion Design graduated at a degree level or equivalent, 1-2 years of experience in Fashion Design, Excellent computer skills (Illustrator/Photoshop), hand-drawing skills, Business English fluency (both written and verbal)
Nice to Have
Knowledge of the premium and luxury market segments, Work experience on brand collaborations, sponsorships and special projects, Multi Product design experience across product categories and genders, Fabric knowledge across categories, technical understanding of fits and constructions, Understanding & knowledge of qualities, washes, trims and details that fit in the Tommy Hilfiger aesthetic, Awareness of sponsorships and collaborations within fashion brands
What You'll Do.
Support in creative research
Translating trends into products
Assist in designing across product categories
Communicate design ideas
Create detailed CAD sketches
Prepare garment worksheets
Help preparing for key milestones
Support Tech and Product Development teams
Work to multiple overlapping calendar deadlines
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work alongside Product Development, Fit and Merchandising; Support other members of the Design team; Support and adapt to the needs of the team
Communication Scope
Business English fluency (both written and verbal); Great communication skills
Process & Methodology
Work to multiple overlapping calendar deadlines, Work on multiple seasons and projects simultaneously
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