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Fashion & Creative Intern
We’re looking for a Fashion & Creative Intern to support the launch of OMI, a new activewear/athleisure brand releasing its first collection this A/W 2026.
This role is ideal for college or university students seeking hands-on experience in graphic design, branding, content creation, photography and campaign development. You’ll assist with photoshoots, creative production, and graphic design work (Canva or Photoshop preferred), while gaining real insight into how a fashion brand is built – from cost structures and business setup to scaling and launch strategy.
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This is an unpaid internship for approximately 8-20 hours per week (we can be flexible), with flexibility to work from home or join us in the office in Central Manchester; this has the potential to grow into a paid position in the future.
This internship offers hands-on exposure to the realities of building a fashion brand from scratch, including:
- Brand development and creative direction
- Product design processes
- Content strategy and campaign planning
- Business structure and operational setup
- Cost frameworks, pricing, and production
- How to build and scale a fashion brand from zero
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You will work closely with the founder and receive mentorship throughout.
Requirements
- Studying fashion, design, branding, marketing, or a related field (college or university)
- Interest in activewear, fashion, or creative direction
- Basic design skills (Canva or Photoshop helpful but not required)
- Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn
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