Visual Merchandiser - Puerto Banús

Job responsibilities

The profile of the Visual Merchandiser in Store will be part of the Retail team and will report to the Store Manager and the Visual Merchandising Manager for Mediterranean Zone.

They will be fully dedicated to implementing and maintaining the VM (Visual Merchandising) strategy of the boutique for all product categories, in order to support business growth and brand image.

Key responsibilities:

Managing the storefronts and internal product displays in defined locations.

Providing feedback by creating reports, including store photos, and suggesting visual ideas related to the boutique's specific corporate identity.

Working closely with the sales team, providing them with key points of the VM strategy and considering challenges and feedback related to business performance.

Developing the strategy within the boutique in accordance with VM guidelines and the store layout.

Communicating and raising awareness among the sales team regarding the VM strategy guidelines to ensure a consistent brand image.

Implementing display changes based on VM guidelines within their store and maintaining VM standards on a daily basis.

Managing the inventory of store display tools and notifying local teams of any needs.

Profile

Creativity and a strong interest in fashion, design, and art.

Communication and interpersonal skills, team spirit.

Strong attention to detail, style, and presentation.

Organizational and time management skills.

Flexibility in working hours (e.g., night shifts and weekends).

Excellent knowledge of the English language.

Computer skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint); knowledge of the Adobe suite is a plus.

CHRISTIAN DIOR

MAISON

“Whatever you do – whether for work or pleasure – do it with passion! Live with passion,” wrote Christian Dior.

Well before he embarked on his destiny as a couturier, Christian Dior was fascinated with art. The young Normandy native and several friends opened an art gallery when he was just 23. In 1938 he learned the métier of pattern cutter with Robert Piguet and three years later began working as a designer for Lucien Lelong. Right from the founding of his Maison in 1946, he transformed his dreams into irresistible creations, seeking to break with the somber war years by elevating pure joy. His visionary spirit celebrated and enchanted women the world over. In only ten years, Monsieur Dior revolutionized the conventions of elegance and femininity, designing collections infused with dreams.