To create and maintain a premium, attractive and commercially effective showroom presentation that enhances the Rupahali brand, improves customer experience and ultimately increases sales.
The person should have a solid fashion sense, colour sense and eye for detail, while also understanding that visual merchandising is not just about making the showroom beautiful — it must help sell merchandise.
Visual Merchandiser – Key Responsibilities
Plan and maintain premium showroom displays for sarees, lehengas and Indo-Western wear.
Create window displays, mannequin styling and seasonal/festive themes.
Coordinate colours, fabrics, styling and product placement to create attractive collections.
Ensure recent arrivals, bestsellers and priority products receive prominent visibility.
Refresh displays regularly to maintain a fresh and premium look.
Work with the sales team to identify slow-moving products and improve their presentation.
Coordinate with the social-media team for product styling, shoots and visual content.
Maintain showroom presentation standards and ensure displays are executed on time.
Observe competitor/fashion trends and bring recent display and styling ideas.
Focus on visual appeal as well as sales impact.
Pay: ₹15,000.00 - ₹22,000.00 per month
Application Question(s):
How many years of hands-on Visual Merchandising experience do you have?
Have you personally handled showroom displays, window displays, mannequins, product styling and seasonal/festive displays? Please describe your experience.
If a beautiful saree has not sold for 3 months, what would you do through Visual Merchandising before suggesting a discount?
How do you decide which products should get the most prominent display space in a showroom?
Tell us about one Visual Merchandising display you personally conceptualised and executed. What was your idea and what was the result?
How can a Visual Merchandiser contribute to Instagram/Reels without being responsible for managing the social-media account?
How would you arrange a showroom section containing red, pink, orange, yellow, green, blue and pastel sarees? Explain your approach.