Fashion Designer

At UNIQLO, our Fashion Designers are the creative souls behind our signature clothing lines. We are looking for a fashion-forward individual to join our team and contribute to the development of unique, trendsetting, and fashionable pieces. The ideal candidate is a highly creative individual with an eye for detail and a passion for fashion.We require a minimum of three years of relevant experience in apparel design, along with a degree in fashion design or related field. The successful applicant will also possess a strong knowledge of fabrics and textiles, excellent communication and organizational skills, and the ability to work in a collaborative environment. We are looking for a Fashion Designer who can bring a fresh and innovative approach to our brand.

• Research current trends in fashion and identify potential designs for upcoming collections
• Create sketches and develop prototypes for new designs
• Work collaboratively with the team to refine designs and ensure a cohesive collection
• Source fabrics and textiles for potential production
• Monitor production of garments to ensure adherence to design specifications
• Participate in fitting sessions and make any necessary adjustments to the fit of garments
• Attend trade shows and other fashion-related events to stay abreast of industry trends
• Create presentations to showcase designs to the team and clients
• Develop materials and content for marketing campaigns and promotional materials

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Fashion Designer in Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy is €30,000 to €50,000. This range is based on the salaries of fashion designers who have been employed in the Milan area.

Uniqlo Co., Ltd. is a Japanese casual wear designer, manufacturer and retailer. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fast Retailing Co., Ltd. In creating its clothing lines, Uniqlo embraces both shun and kino-bi. Shun [旬] means 'timing, best timing, but also at the same time it's a trend,' something that's updated and just in time, neither early nor late. The company offers clothing basics, but basics that are current, that respond to what's going on today in art and design. Kino-bi [機能美] means function and beauty, joined together: the clothing is presented in an organized, rational manner, and that very organization and rationality creates an artistic pattern and rhythm. All these qualities reflect the defining characteristics of modern Japanese culture, modern 'Japaneseness.'