MVPR IS SEEKING FASHION INTERNS IN LOS ANGELES & NEW YORK

Winnie Liu
·2-min read

Founded in 2017 by esteemed publicist, Megan Vaughn, MVPR is a boutique Fashion, Beauty and Lifestyle Public Relations firm based in New York City and Los Angeles. Forged through real relationships, industry knowledge and a dedicated 360-degree communications approach, MVPR offers bespoke client experiences, delivering unwavering results with curated brand strategies.

Headquartered in New York City with a Los Angeles showroom, MVPR services a vast international client roster, with brands based in New York, Milan, Paris, Sydney, Bangkok, Copenhagen and beyond. MVPR is committed to delivering culturally relevant and creative solutions across Celebrity, VIP, Influencer and Editorial communications, through custom strategy ideation and execution. Our VIP and Editorial departments closely collaborate to cement brand awareness, positioning and crucially, their narrative with a results and sales-driven approach.

MVPR are looking for detail oriented, enthusiastic interns to join our growing team. The ideal candidates have a passion for fashion, are interested in PR, up to date with digital trends and social media, work well in a fast-paced environment and have no problem running around LA and NY. The purpose of this internship is to support the team on day to day tasks and larger scale projects, in order to understand the full scope of agency and client work.

ABOUT THE POSITION:
- Job Type: Internship
- School credit or experience only
- Assist with stylist appointments, celebrity and influencer giftings
- Monitoring press placements via social media and digital platforms
- Maintain and update database of influencers, editors and stylists
- Organize and maintain sample showroom collections
- Pick up and drop off stylists loan requests
- Research surrounding seasonable trends, industry news, etc.
- Assist with creation of monthly client reports
- Learn how to create and execute celebrity and influencer gifting campaigns

REQUIREMENTS:
- Must be available to work in the office at least 3 days per week
- Must be based in the Los Angeles area or New York area
- Must have a reliable mode of transportation
- Minimum 3 month requirement
- Available to start as soon as possible, preferable
- Experience in the fashion industry is preferred

HOW TO APPLY:
- Subject: MVPR Internship Application
- Email: ashlan@mvpublicrelations.com

- Submit your resume and cover letter letting us know you’d be the best candidate for this internship
- Include your availability on a weekly basis (must be available at least 3 days per week for three month period)

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