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Sign Up to ReadANINE BING is looking for an RTW Intern Designer (F/M) to join our PAP Studio team based in Paris .
This role is an opportunity to help shape the next chapter of ANINE BING. As a key contributor within our Paris HQ team, the RTW Intern Designer supports the PAP Studio in day-to-day coordination and collection development, bringing precision and creative energy to their work — supporting our global growth while staying grounded in the brand's DNA: refined, fast-moving, and always evolving.
We're looking for someone who thrives in a creative yet performance-driven environment. The ideal candidate combines a sharp eye for detail with a clear sense of the big picture, is comfortable moving between technical execution and creative research, and is energized by building something special—together.
This is an internship based at our Paris HQ , in-person, for a minimum duration of 6 months . The role reports to the Head of Design , with a dotted line to the Senior Designer .
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