Lead Visual Merchandising Manager - Luxury Boutique

Brobston Group; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The Visual Merchandising Manager leads day-to-day visual merchandising for a single boutique in New York. The role manages the boutique VM team, upholds CHANEL brand standards, and creates client-centric displays aligned with business priorities.

Responsibilities include leading VM activities, guiding the VM team, translating strategic directives into engaging displays, and partnering with leadership to align visuals with sales priorities. Flexibility for travel and routine training are required.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated visual merchandising experience, ideally in luxury retail, fashion, beauty, or a client-centric environment.
• Experience leading, developing, or coordinating a visual merchandising team in a boutique or comparable retail setting.
• Strong execution, communication, organization, prioritization, and independent judgment.
• Ability to work a flexible schedule, travel as needed, and lift 30-40 pounds.

Responsibilities

• Lead and execute visual merchandising activities and maintain impeccable boutique presentation standards.
• Manage, guide, and develop the boutique VM team, setting clear priorities and accountability.
• Translate strategic directives into engaging, commercially relevant displays tailored to the boutique.
• Partner with boutique leadership and staff to align visual execution with client needs and sales priorities.
• Provide feedback on execution, adapt visual activities to changing business needs, and facilitate team training.

Skills

Visual merchandising

Leadership

Communication

Organization

Prioritization

Job description

The Visual Merchandising Manager leads day-to-day visual merchandising for a single boutique in New York. The role manages the boutique VM team, upholds CHANEL brand standards, and creates client-centric displays aligned with business priorities.

Responsibilities include leading VM activities, guiding the VM team, translating strategic directives into engaging displays, and partnering with leadership to align visuals with sales priorities. Flexibility for travel and routine training are required.