Packshot Bureau
Freelance E-Commerce Stylist

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Company Description
Packshot Bureau is a London-based product photography studio specializing in high-quality packshot imagery. Renowned for precision and consistency, the studio delivers professional images at scale accompanied by reliable turnaround times. With years of expertise in high-volume production, Packshot Bureau has developed an efficient workflow to meet diverse client needs. The company's commitment to excellence has positioned it as a leader in the e-commerce production industry.
Role Description
This is an ongoing and regular freelance, on-site E-Commerce Stylist role based in our Bloomsbury studio in central London. The role focuses on preparing and styling fashion products for professional e-commerce and packshot photography. Responsibilities include steaming, pinning, shaping and styling products to ensure they are presented accurately and consistently, preparing garments for photography, maintaining product organisation throughout shoots, and working closely with photographers to achieve efficient workflows and high-quality results. The successful candidate will have excellent attention to detail, strong garment-handling skills, and a thorough understanding of e-commerce presentation standards. A commitment to consistency, efficiency and the accurate representation of client products is essential.
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Main Responsibilities
- Style garments and accessories for e-commerce photography
- Prepare products for photography, including steaming, pinning and shaping
- Create clean, consistent flat lays that accurately represent each product
- Work closely with photographers to maintain quality and efficiency
- Handle garments with care and maintain organisation throughout shoots
- Follow client styling guidelines and reference imagery


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Skills and Experience Required
- Previous experience styling fashion products for e-commerce
- Strong understanding of garment presentation and fit
- Excellent attention to detail
- Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced studio environment
- Reliable, organised and proactive
- Comfortable working independently
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