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Fashion Nova · 1 day ago

Apparel Designer - Activewear (Nova Sport)

Beverly Hills, CA

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level

5+ years exp

Fashion Nova is the world’s leading trend-to-market fashion and lifestyle brand, known for delivering on-trend styles to millions worldwide. The Activewear Designer will drive the creation and management of the women's Nova Sport category, collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver innovative designs that align with the brand's aesthetic.

E-CommerceFashion

Responsibilities

Staying informed on new techniques and resources within the industry at large

Designing brand-appropriate fashion in line with concepts, design directives, and existing fashion product

Hand-sketching ideas in a way that clearly communicates design and fabrication

Leading and mentoring CAD Designers on concept, construction, and calendar

Overseeing line sheet management and ensuring they are regularly updated by team

Innovating and partnering with PD teams on new developments

Directing fittings from first prototypes to fit samples, ensuring design aesthetic, materials, and overall garment quality

Partnering with technical design in the creation of tech packs and as well as during fit sessions

Partnering with pattern-maker, as needed, on prototypes

Managing your time within the brand calendar, to ensure all major milestones are hit

Following up on all pre-production details: color, fabric|trim; to ensure consistency with brand decisions

Taking ownership of projects from concept through production

Taking initiative to streamline and innovate processes to help make workflow more efficient

Creating clear, compelling presentation decks and confidently presenting design ideas to both small and large groups

Qualification

Activewear design experienceAdobe Creative SuiteHand sketchingFashion market knowledgeBFABA in Fashion DesignOrganizedSolutions-drivenPassion for inclusive designMultitaskAdditional languagesTeam playerCommunicationDetail-orientedPresentation skillsConfidentialityLeadership