Opening for fashion designer

Work from home

Only freshers are allowed and females only eligible.

You'll research current fashion trends, predict what styles will be popular with consumers and take inspiration from the world around you to create fresh, innovative and appealing designs.

You'll decide on fabrics, colours and patterns, create sample designs and refine them until you're happy with the final design.

You may be given a specific brief to follow, including guidelines on colour schemes, materials and budget, or you might develop your own design direction. In large fashion houses, you're likely to be part of a team of designers led by a creative director. In smaller labels or as an independent designer, you'll take full responsibility for your collections.

You'll typically specialise in one area of design, such as womenswear, menswear, childrenswear, active/sportswear, footwear or accessories.

Types of fashion designer

The main areas of fashion design are:

- high street fashion (fast fashion) - this is where the majority of designers work and where garments are mass produced (often in Europe or East Asia) in standard sizes for wide retail distribution. Clothes are affordable and often made with cheap materials. Designs are driven by consumer buying trends, seasonal influences and celebrity fashion, making this a fast-paced, commercially focused area of the industry.
- ready-to-wear (prêt-à-porter) - designers produce limited-edition collections that are sold in boutiques or department stores. They are produced in standard sizes and are affordable for many people. This area may offer more creative freedom than fast fashion while still being commercially viable.
- haute couture - requires large amounts of time and skill to create exclusive, custom-made garments that are handcrafted from the best quality materials to the highest standards of artistry.



These one-of-a-kind pieces are often made for individual clients or showcased on the catwalk to represent a designer's most artistic and cutting-edge work.

Responsibilities

Tasks vary depending on the market you're working for, but you'll typically need to:

- visualise and develop design concepts and produce a design either by hand or using design software such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and CAD
- create mood boards, featuring images, colour schemes, fabric swatches and trims, for example, to inspire, refine and present your ideas
- plan and develop fashion ranges, often based on a theme or seasonal trends
- work with others in the design team, such as buyers, merchandisers and trend forecasters, to design products that meet specific briefs
- liaise closely with sales, buying and production teams to ensure items are aligned with target markets, price points and brand identity
- apply technical knowledge to develop patterns and detailed specifications for garment construction
- visit trade shows and manufacturers to source, select and buy fabrics, trims, fastenings and embellishments, taking into account factors such as texture, weight and colour
- adapt existing designs for mass commercial production
- create patterns and oversee the production of sample garments, including fittings, alterations and final detailing
- monitor and manage the production process to maintain quality and timelines
- communicate and negotiate with suppliers, manufacturers and clients
- showcase your designs at fashion shows, exhibitions and other trade events
- work with models for fittings and runway shows to showcase your designs
- keep up to date with emerging trends in fashion, fabrics, colours and shapes
- manage marketing, finances and other business activities (if working independently or running your own label).

Pay: ₹19,510.48 - ₹42,373.96 per month

Benefits:

- Flexible schedule
- Health insurance
- Internet reimbursement
- Paid time off
- Provident Fund
- Work from home

Work Location: Remote

📌 Fashion Designer (India)
🏢 Biba Apparels
📍 India