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Myntra, India's leading fashion and lifestyle platform, invites a Fashion Designer apprentice for the Men's & Women's Ethnic wear line. Based in Bangalore, you will translate traditional aesthetics into contemporary silhouettes with 0–1 years in the Indian ethnic market.
Roles include mood boards, tech packs, fabric sourcing, prints, sampling, and vendor coordination to ensure quality and timely delivery. Stipend: 20k per month for 1 year, friendly merit-driven environment.
Myntra is Indias leading fashion and lifestyle platform, where technology meets creativity. As pioneers in fashion e-commerce, weve always believed in disrupting the ordinary.
We thrive on a shared passion for fashion, a drive to innovate to lead, and an environment that empowers each one of us to pave our own way. We’re bold in our thinking, agile in our execution, and collaborative in spirit. Here, we create MAGIC by inspiring vibrant and joyous self-expression and expanding fashion possibilities for India, while staying true to what we believe in.
We believe in taking bold bets and changing the fashion landscape of India. We are a company that is constantly evolving into newer and better forms, and we are looking for people who are ready to evolve with us. From our humble beginnings as a customization company in 2007 to being technology and fashion pioneers today, Myntra is going places, and we want you to take part in this journey with us.
Working at Myntra is challenging but fun - we are a young and dynamic team, firm believers in meritocracy, believe in equal opportunity, encourage intellectual curiosity and empower our teams with the right tools, space, and opportunities.
We are seeking a creative and detail-oriented Fashion Designer for the Men's & Women's Ethnic wear. With 0–1 years of experience in the Indian ethnic market, you will be responsible for translating traditional aesthetics into contemporary silhouettes. This role requires a strong understanding of textiles, artisanal crafts, and the technical nuances of ethnic garment construction for both men and women.