Description
Style, dress, pose, and maintain mannequins for window and in-store displays to showcase merchandise and campaigns, collaborating with visual teams to meet brand and sales goals.
- • Dress mannequins with current merchandise, ensuring proper fit, pinning, and steaming.
- • Style accessories, footwear, wigs, and forms to align with brand guidelines.
- • Pose and secure mannequins safely on bases, risers, or fixtures.
- • Rotate mannequin outfits to reflect promotions, seasons, or inventory changes.
- • Plan mannequin groupings, themes, and color stories to attract customers.
- • Place outfit tags, prices, or descriptive signage near mannequins.
- • Take photographs of mannequin looks for approvals and documentation.
- • Execute visual direction from designers or managers for windows and floor sets.
- • Collaborate with buyers, sales, and stock teams to source garments and accessories.
- • Arrange props, focal lighting, and backdrops around mannequins as specified.
- • Assemble, disassemble, and transport mannequin forms, parts, and hardware.
- • Maintain mannequins by cleaning, touch-ups, and minor repairs to chips, paint, or joints.
- • Create or print simple signage, look cards, or size callouts using computers.
- • Prepare quick sketches or style boards to propose mannequin looks.
- • Install mannequins in windows, on platforms, and on the sales floor per planograms.
- • Train staff on mannequin handling, styling standards, and color coordination.
- • Ensure garments are clipped, pinned, or tailored for a polished presentation.
- • Consult with store managers on placement, traffic flow, and sightlines.
- • Keep inventory of mannequins, wigs, bases, stands, and styling props.
- • Attend seasonal meetings or trainings for upcoming product launches.
- • Comply with safety and ADA guidelines when installing mannequins and props.
- • Use hand tools and hardware to secure accessories and garments.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
