Prada In‑Store Visual Merchandiser

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Location
ParisÎle-de-FranceFrance
Seniority
Mid-Level
Department
Visual Merchandising, Store Design & Architecture
Industry
Fashion, Apparel & Leather Goods
Posted
May 13, 2026

About Prada

Prada is an Italian luxury fashion house renowned for its leather goods, ready-to-wear, footwear and accessories. Part of the Prada Group, the maison combines avant-garde design with meticulous craftsmanship and operates internationally across flagship boutiques, wholesale and digital channels.

Prada seeks an In‑Store Visual Merchandiser in Paris to execute luxury windows and boutique displays for the brand.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Implement and uphold Prada's global visual merchandising directives across the Paris boutique, including window displays, floor sets and promotional vignettes.
  • Translate seasonal creative briefs into executed installations that reinforce brand identity and maximise product visibility and conversion.
  • Plan and deliver store reset schedules, fixture layouts and planograms to optimise selling space and customer flow.
  • Source and manage props, scenic elements and lighting treatments; supervise installation and ensure superior finish and luxury presentation standards.
  • Collaborate closely with store management, sales teams and regional visual leadership to align displays with commercial objectives and inventory availability.
  • Train boutique staff on visual standards, product placement protocols and maintenance routines to preserve presentation consistency.
  • Document installations and produce before/after imagery and post‑installation reports for regional VM review.
  • Maintain strict attention to garment care, steaming/pressing, tagging and staging to safeguard product condition and customer experience.

Qualifications

  • Minimum 2–4 years' experience in visual merchandising within luxury fashion or high-end retail, with a demonstrable portfolio of in-store and window work.
  • Proven knowledge of luxury presentation standards, material handling and fixture management.
  • Strong aesthetic sensibility with an ability to interpret creative direction while delivering commercial results.
  • Excellent organisational skills, capacity to manage multiple store projects and meet tight seasonal deadlines.
  • Flexible availability to work retail hours, including weekends and evenings for installs and launches.
  • Fluent or professional working proficiency in French is highly desirable for in-store coordination with boutique teams.

Skills

Visual merchandising Window display design Planogram execution Fixture and prop installation Merchandise styling and editorial presentation Team coaching and staff training Inventory staging and stock rotation Microsoft Excel

Experience

Two to four years of progressive visual merchandising experience in luxury fashion or high-end retail, with a portfolio evidencing conceptual windows and boutique installations.

Education

Degree or diploma in visual merchandising, fashion design, interior design, display or a related creative discipline, or equivalent professional experience.

Workplace

The successful candidate will be located in Paris, Île-de-France, France.

Culture

Prada fosters a culture that values creativity, precision and artisanal excellence. The workplace emphasizes collaboration between creative and commercial teams, with a strong focus on maintaining the maison's rigorous standards of craftsmanship and presentation.

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