Viramonti is a haute couture brand that seamlessly blends fashion, engineering, and storytelling. Each piece is a work of wearable art, drawing inspiration from resilience, artistry, and groundbreaking innovation. The result is a unique fusion of creativity and craftsmanship that transforms clothing into meaningful, expressive experiences.
We are seeking a passionate, unpaid Fashion Marketing intern with a strong interest in high fashion and a knack for social media engagement. Ideal candidates should excel in creating content, crafting engaging Tweets and Threads, and driving brand awareness across various platforms. You’ll assist in developing and executing marketing strategies, promote one-of-a-kind couture designs, and support the brand’s storytelling through creative campaigns. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fashion marketing, collaborate with a dynamic team, and build a portfolio that showcases your creativity in the world of haute couture.
We are seeking a passionate, unpaid Fashion Marketing intern with a strong interest in high fashion and a knack for social media engagement. Ideal candidates should excel in creating content, crafting engaging Tweets and Threads, and driving brand awareness across various platforms. You’ll assist in developing and executing marketing strategies, promote one-of-a-kind couture designs, and support the brand’s storytelling through creative campaigns. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fashion marketing, collaborate with a dynamic team, and build a portfolio that showcases your creativity in the world of haute couture.
- Experience
- Not required
- Languages
- English – Advanced
- Employment
- Part-time
- Schedule
- 5-10 hours
- Benefits
- Unpaid Internship
- Starting time
- Immediate start!
89 Fleet Place, Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn, 11201, New York
Art, Media, DesignNew York
Fashion • 1-10 Employees
Hiring on JOB TODAY since October, 2024
Viramonti is a haute couture brand that fuses fashion ,engineering and storytelling. It’s wearable art.
Daniel ViramontesActive 15 hours ago
