Fashion Design Intern
We’re Hiring: Fashion Design Intern | KIDBEA® 👕
Are you passionate about fashion, creativity, kidswear and design? KIDBEA® is looking for a Fashion Design Intern to join our growing team!
📍 Location: Noida
💼 Internship | Work From Office
Key Responsibilities:
Assist the design team in creating new collections and concepts
Work on fashion research, trends, colours and fabric selection
Support in creating mood boards and design presentations
Assist with sketches, design development and sampling
Coordinate with the merchandising and production teams
Research latest trends in kidswear and fashion
Requirements:
Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Fashion Design
Good understanding of fashion trends and fabrics
Knowledge of Adobe Illustrator / Photoshop will be a plus
Creative mindset and strong attention to detail
Interest in kidswear and sustainable fashion preferred
✨ If you are passionate about fashion and want hands-on experience with a growing fashion brand, we’d love to hear from you!
📩 Interested candidates can share their resume and portfolio with us at [contact shared on WhatsApp].
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