Fashion Designing intern

Fashion Design Intern (On-site)
📍 Location: Chennai, India (On-site)
🏢 Company: Label Nod
🕒 Internship: Full-time
About Label Nod
Label Nod is a premium women's fashion label focused on contemporary street-formal wear, creating elevated pieces with a strong emphasis on design, craftsmanship, and modern silhouettes. We're looking for a passionate Fashion Design Intern who is eager to learn, contribute, and gain hands-on experience across the fashion design and production process.
What You'll Do
Assist in designing seasonal collections and new product developments.
Create mood boards, inspiration boards, and trend research presentations.
Develop fashion illustrations and technical sketches (flats).
Prepare detailed tech packs for production.
Work closely with the production team to ensure design execution aligns with the creative vision.
Assist in fabric, trims, and material sourcing.
Help with fittings, sampling, and design revisions.
Maintain design documentation and organize collection files.
Support photoshoots and other creative projects when required.
Who We're Looking For
Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Fashion Design.
Strong illustration and sketching skills.
Proficient in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop (knowledge of Canva is a plus).
Understanding of garment construction, fabrics, and production processes.
Creative, detail-oriented, and highly organized.
Passionate about luxury fashion and contemporary womenswear.
Able to work independently while collaborating with a fast-paced team.
What You'll Gain
Hands-on exposure to the end-to-end fashion design process.
Opportunity to work directly with the founder and production team.
Real industry experience in design development and garment production.
Build a professional portfolio with live projects.
A dynamic and collaborative work environment.
If you're passionate about fashion, eager to learn, and excited to bring ideas to life, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply with your portfolio and resume.

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