- Location
- Paris Île-de-France France
- Employment
- Internship
- Seniority
- Intern
- Industry
- Fashion, Apparel & Leather Goods
- Posted
- Nov 1, 2026
About Longchamp
Longchamp is a family-owned French leather goods house. Jean Cassegrain founded it in Paris in 1948, making leather-covered pipes before the house turned to luggage and handbags. Its collections also include shoes and ready-to-wear.
Longchamp is seeking a Visual Identity Project Assistant intern to support the house’s Visual Identity team, contributing to the creative development, production and installation of decorations, windows, pop-ups, showrooms and special events. The internship is full-time and is due to begin in January 2027, with work spanning two seasonal concepts and their design, development, prototyping, production and installation.
Role & Responsibilities
- Contribute to the development of creative concepts for windows, pop-ups, pop-ins, showrooms and special events.
- Help produce 3D visuals, technical plans and briefs for the development, prototyping and production of decorations in Europe and visual merchandising props.
- Assist project managers in preparing design guidelines for adapting concepts across different regions.
- Draft decoration assembly and installation instructions under supervision.
- Consolidate project information, including design decks, local adaptations, and prototyping, production and installation phases.
- Participate in supplier briefings and refine decorations through to production.
- Collaborate with internal teams, particularly Visual Merchandising, in Paris and the regions, as well as with external suppliers.
- Take an active part in assembling and installing showroom decorations.
- Occasionally assist with the assembly and installation of windows in Paris stores.
- Support the team’s project management activities, including receiving and shipping prototypes and samples.
- Learn to integrate sustainability principles into design and material selection in line with the house’s CSR objectives.
- Monitor trends in retail, design, innovative materials and responsible practices.
Qualifications
- Master’s degree (M2) or equivalent.
- Education in design, spatial design, scenography or interior architecture.
- Adaptability, a proactive approach, strong organizational skills and ability to manage priorities.
- Dynamic, curious and rigorous, with an interest in fashion, luxury and design.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and a strong team orientation.
- Professional proficiency in English is essential.
Skills
Education
Master’s degree (M2) or equivalent, with education in design, spatial design, scenography or interior architecture.
Workplace
This position is based in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
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Culture
Leatherworkers learn their trade in the house’s workshops. At Segré, craftspeople also repair bags, while in boutiques and department-store concessions sales advisers help clients choose among materials, sizes and finishes.
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