Currently, OW!‘s core focus is events and red carpet press as we do PR as well. We have clients that are key NYFW sponsors, magazine brands, a major online fashion retailer, a nationally recognized life coach, and many high profile “per project” clients. During the last 24 NYFW seasons, we have consulted on 246 fashion shows and events and have similar work for February. We are looking for dedicated, grounded individuals who are looking to grow with us.
If you want to learn the “in’s and out’s” of New York Fashion Week in a boutique setting, this opportunity is for you.
TIMING / HOURS:
- Beginning January 20th for at least 3 full days per week, or more, leading into NYFW
- All 7 days of NYFW from Feb 7th to 14th , plus about 3 wrap / reporting days after
- Last day is Feb 15.
- Focused on production, fashion shows and client activations through NYFW which we have multiple.
PLEASE NOTE:
- Only the top candidates will be contacted for an interview.
- Candidates in need of school credit are welcome.
- This is NOT a paid internship.
- An interest in PR is a plus!
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS:
- Self-motivated and ability to work w/ minimal supervision at times
- Organized
- Focused
- Ability to multi-task & prioritize
- Proficient in Mac/PC, Word, Excel, Photoshop, InDesign, email, etc.
- Team Player and good interpersonal skills
- Excellent follow-up skills
- Must be VERY trustworthy and reliable
- Solid communications skills
- References are REQUIRED!
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Assisting with all aspects of preparation for NYFW productions
- Office administrative work
- Assisting with all special projects and events
- Assisting with wrap up and client reporting
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
- How fashion shows and presentations really work
- Basic production and organizational skills for fashion events
- Behind the scenes look at the New York Fashion industry and media events
- Opportunities to develop a public relations and events understanding by sitting in on client and strategy meetings
HOW TO APPLY:
Please email thomas@ow-ny.com with the word “intern” in the email title.
Source: Fashionista