Jobs in the world's biggest fashion companies
A.P.C
Created by Jean Touitou in 1987, A.P.C. is a French clothing brand, authentic and accessible by way of its style, prices and philosophy. While A.P.C. First gained renown for its classic jeans in raw denim, the brand now offers a complete collection of men's and women's clothing and accessories that embodies a simple, casual elegance. Jean Touitou works with his wife, Judith Touitou, artistic director of A.P.C.
American Vintage
American Vintage is the story of honest fashion expressed in a familiar language: an ode to simplicity whose distinctive hallmarks - nuanced pastel tones, delicate materials and minimalist cuts inspired by the American school sportswear wardrobe.
AWWG
Founded in 2006, AWWG is the global fashion group that integrates the iconic brands Pepe Jeans London, Hackett, and Façonnable, and is the brand agency for Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein in Spain and Portugal. AWWG currently has more than 500 stores and 5.000 points of sale, with a presence in 54 countries globally and a workforce of more than 4.200 employees. The group is defined by its brands and its people. AWWG has a strong international community with a large experience in the fashion business that is committed, passionate, and believes in AWWG´s vision that it is possible to change the world for the better.
Burberry
Burberry designs, produces and sells products under the Burberry brand. Product conception, design and development are housed in Burberry’s London headquarters. Fabrics and other materials are sourced from, and finished products manufactured at, both Company-owned facilities in the UK and through an external supplier network, predominantly located in Europe. Marketing content and programs, traditional and digital, are developed internally to communicate brand and product attributes to consumers.
CHANEL
Chanel is one of the world's best known high-street labels. The company designs and manufactures luxury goods, ready-to-wear, couture and jewelry. Chanel was founded in 1921 by Gabrielle Chanel as a single store in Paris, France. As of today, the brand remains reknown for its classic and iconic designs and is well presented worldwide.
Claire's
Claire’s, retailer of accessories and jewellery, was founded in 1961 as Fashion Tress Industries (FTI) by Rowland Schaefer. FTI focused on fashion wigs. In 1973 Fashion Tress acquired Claire’s, a jewelry chain. The new firm was named Claire’s stores, Inc. Claire's sell accessories geared towards tweens, teens, and young adults. The collection carries jewellry, accessories, hair accessoiries and make-up. In 2011 claires.com was launched.
Claudie Pierlot
The Paris-based French brand Claudie Pierlot offers apparel for women and girls. The company was founded in 1984 by Claudie Pierlot. She was known, especially in the 1990s, with its style to dress women small Paris for the 15-30 years. Inspired by contemporary French street fashion as well as the effortless glamour of old Paris, the timeless collections are reinterpreted every season. The namesake designer passed away in 2010. Claudie Pierlot is part of the SMCP Group together with Sandro and Maje. In 2013 the SMCP Group was acquiered by KKR Investments.
CWF
Drawing on its expertise developed with the biggest names in luxury fashion, CWF launched Billieblush in 2013: its first brand exclusively designed for mischievous, sassy, playful, adventurous and cheeky little girls, but never too precious. Its aim is to invent the perfect balance between style, quality and accessibility.