Visual Stylist

We’re looking for a creative, motivated, and trend-savvy individual to join our team as a Visual Stylist at UNIQLO! In this role, you’ll be responsible for creating and maintaining our in-store visual displays, developing visual merchandising concepts for our stores, and executing creative ideas to ensure our customers have a unique and engaging shopping experience.To be successful in this role, you’ll need to have a passion for fashion and a keen eye for detail. You should also have excellent time management and communication skills, as well as a knack for creating visually appealing displays that capture the essence of UNIQLO’s brand. Of course, you’ll also need a positive attitude and willingness to learn.If you’re up for the challenge and think you have what it takes to be a Visual Stylist at UNIQLO, we’d love to hear from you!

Responsibilities:

1. Create and maintain visually appealing in-store displays according to UNIQLO's brand.
2. Develop visual merchandising concepts for UNIQLO's stores.
3. Execute creative ideas to ensure customers have a unique and engaging shopping experience.
4. Stay up to date on fashion trends and incorporate them into store displays.
5. Maintain excellent time management and communication skills.
6. Maintain a positive attitude and willingness to learn.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Visual Stylist in Singapore is between SGD$2,500 and SGD$5,000 per month. This range is based on the experience and qualifications of the individual. The range may also vary based on the company offering the job and the specific requirements of the role.

Uniqlo Co., Ltd. is a Japanese casual wear designer, manufacturer and retailer. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fast Retailing Co., Ltd. In creating its clothing lines, Uniqlo embraces both shun and kino-bi. Shun [旬] means 'timing, best timing, but also at the same time it's a trend,' something that's updated and just in time, neither early nor late. The company offers clothing basics, but basics that are current, that respond to what's going on today in art and design. Kino-bi [機能美] means function and beauty, joined together: the clothing is presented in an organized, rational manner, and that very organization and rationality creates an artistic pattern and rhythm. All these qualities reflect the defining characteristics of modern Japanese culture, modern 'Japaneseness.'