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LVMH's Fendi Maison in Rome seeks an intern for the Retail Merchandising Woman Leather Goods team to support the procurement process for new collections based on SKUs and store networks. The role links showroom campaigns to in-store launches and helps formulate a phasing-out strategy for current lines.
You will participate in a transformation project to standardize buying inputs, define logic for assortment analysis, and translate insights into actionable recommendations for HQ and regional
The intern will support the team in efficiently procuring new collections based on SKUs and store network, ensuring the strategy is implemented from showroom sales campaign through to the launch in stores. He/She will also assist in developing a phasing-out strategy for current collections. Beyond operational buying, the intern will be involved in a transformation project to structure how buying inputs are interpreted, standardized, and translated into actionable recommendations for HQ and regional teams.
This project aims to shift towards a more objective and comparable buying approach, applying common decision rules across product categories while considering market specificities and store potential. This will include contributing to the definition of the logic behind a tool for assortment analysis, depth recommendation, and buying need setup, ensuring clarity, scalability, and alignment with business priorities.
For internship programs, the monthly reimbourse associated is EUR 800.
This role is also eligible for lunch tickets.
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The FendiMaison was established by Adele and Edoardo Fendi in Rome in 1925. The opening of the first Fendiboutique - a handbag shop and fur workshop followed. Soon winning international acclaim, Fendi emerged as a brand renowned for its elegance, craftsmanship, innovation and style.
Called by the legendary five Fendi sisters, the collaboration with the late Karl Lagerfeld began back in 1965 and lasted 54 years. In 1992, Silvia Venturini Fendi seconded him in the Artistic Direction; in 1994, she is given the direction of Accessories and later of Menswear.
In 2000, the LVMH group acquires Fendi becoming in 2001 its majority shareholder. Appointed in 2020, Kim Jones held the role of Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear until 2024. Since 2020, Delfina Delettrez Fendi, fourth generation of the Fendi family, is Artistic Director of Jewellery. Today Fendi is synonymous with quality, tradition, experimentation and creativity.