Chloé Heritage Assistant (Intern)

Chloé is a Parisian maison renowned for its feminine ready-to-wear, leather goods and accessories. The house combines artisanal savoir‑faire with contemporary creativity and a strong design heritage. As an employer, Chloé offers a design-led, collaborative environment anchored in Parisian ateliers and archives.

1. Support cataloguing, digitization and physical organisation of the brand archive and sample collection.
2. Create and maintain accurate collection records, including metadata entry, condition reports and photo documentation.
3. Assist in preparation and logistics for internal presentations, exhibitions and editorial shoots using archive pieces.
4. Conduct provenance and historical research on garments, prints and accessories to support design and communications teams.
5. Coordinate intake and inventory of newly returned samples and manage storage workflows to preserve materials.
6. Collaborate with cross-functional teams (design, communication, production) to respond to archive enquiries and visual requests.
7. Contribute to digitisation projects, image processing and basic image asset management for the heritage database.

1. Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a degree in Fashion Studies, Art History, Museology, Archival Science, Library Science, or a related discipline.
2. Strong organisational aptitude with meticulous attention to detail and accuracy in record-keeping.
3. Demonstrable interest in fashion history, craftsmanship and archival practice.
4. Ability to handle delicate textiles and accessories with care; basic understanding of preservation principles.
5. Proven ability to manage multiple small projects and meet deadlines in a fast-paced setting.
6. Fluent written and spoken communication skills appropriate for preparing documentation and research summaries.

1. Archival cataloguing and metadata entry
2. Digitisation and basic photography of objects
3. Condition reporting and inventory management
4. Research in fashion history and provenance
5. Strong organisational skills and project coordination
6. Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) and comfortable learning collection databases

Previous internship or academic project experience in archives, museum collections, fashion houses or similar cultural institutions is preferred but not mandatory. Practical exposure to object handling, documentation or digitisation is an advantage.

Enrolled in or recently completed a Bachelor's or Master's program in Fashion Studies, Art History, Museology, Archival Science, Library Science or a related field.

Chloé fosters a creative, collaborative atmosphere rooted in Parisian ateliers where design heritage and contemporary vision intersect. The workplace values meticulous craftsmanship, cross‑disciplinary collaboration and intellectual curiosity about fashion history.