Client Advisor Intern
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Beni di consumo e di lusso / Moda in Veneto
Within the Loro Piana store, the selected candidate will have the opportunity to support the team in the daily management of sales activities and in providing a customer experience aligned with the brand’s values.
Le seguenti informazioni forniscono una panoramica delle competenze, delle qualità e delle qualifiche necessarie per questo ruolo.
This internship represents a unique opportunity to gain firsthand experience in the world of high-end retail, acquiring skills in the luxury sector and developing relational and organizational abilities.
Job responsibilities
Welcoming and assisting customers in the boutique
Supporting the sales process and post-sales activities
Contributing to maintaining the store’s image according to Loro Piana standards
Managing stock, visual merchandising, and back-office tasks
Assisting in the preparation and management of in-store events
Profile
Education in Fashion, Retail, Economics, Communication, or related fields
Passion for the luxury sector and strong attention to detail
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Proactivity,
curiosity, and a collaborative spirit
Good command of English; knowledge of additional languages is a plus
Availability of working in shifts, including weekends
Originally from Trivero in northern Italy, the Loro Piana family began trading wool in the early 1800s. In 1924, Pietro Loro Piana founded Ing. Loro Piana & C., the current company. Pietro’s nephewFranco took over in 1941, and after the war the firm began to establish its reputation as a supplier of premium wool and cashmere textiles for a growing haute couture industry, both home and abroad. In the 1970s, Sergio and Pier Luigi Loro Piana took up the reins, diversifying into luxury goods and developing an international retail arm. Now the world’s foremost cashmere processor, Loro Piana prides itself on sourcing the very finest, rarest raw materials the world has to offer, including unique cashmere from baby goats in northern China and Mongolia