Fake Royals Is Looking For A Styling Intern In Laguna Beach, CA

This position would include assisting stylists and designers with all day and every-day tasks and errands. This 30-day internship provides an opportunity for a potential paid position.
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Fake Royals, a company based out of Laguna Beach, CA, is focused on fashion, style and marketing, is searching for a stylist intern. This position would include assisting stylists and designers with all day and every-day tasks and errands. This 30-day internship provides an opportunity for a potential paid position.

Requirements

•Must have a strong knowledge of high-end designers
. Must have a strong knowledge of fashion bloggers and stylists

•Must have a forward sense of on trend style

•Must have ability to take direction

•Must have basic computer skills

•Must be able to work with a fun team

Responsibilities

• errands pertaining to stylist, assistant stylist and designer needs 
• tracking shipments and keeping logs of items received and returned 
• organize pin boards 
• organizing garments and closets 
• assisting on photoshoot sets 

To Apply: Please send your resume to laura@fakeroyals.com with the subject line "Styling Intern"

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