**Position**:
**Job responsibilities**:
- New products acquisitions/vintage items purchasing
- Contribute to the products selection for potential exhibitions
- Collaborate with the team running specific resources on all materials related to the products selection (i.e. sketches, inspirational sources, press tools etc.)
- Assist in the research on materials/fabrics and study of the conservation conditions of the products
- Support on the completion of condition reports
- Image research activities and management of the photographic clearance process
- Update the internal digital platform dedicated to Heritage uploading new contents on a daily basis
- Support in the creation of new contents for the internal Heritage newsletter
**Profile**:
- Bachelor's degree in Communication, Languages, Humanities with an archival background.
- Fluent in Italian and English; fluency in Frech will be a plus.
- Advanced skills in Office package (Excel and Power Point) and social media
- Ability to communicate and collaborate cross-functionally with different business departments in a multicultural environment.
- Strong organizational and interpersonal skills.
- Very detailed oriented, great energy and "can-do" attitude.
- Creative and entrepreneurial spirit.
- Flexible and proactive approach
- Teamwork attitude
- Passion for fashion and vintage products.New technologies approach orientedThis internship will start in January 2025.
- LVMH is committed to non-discrimination and respect of each person's singularities. We recognize and recruit all types of talent _
**_FENDI _**
**MAISON***:
- The house of Fendi was established by Adele and Edoardo Fendi in Rome in 1925. The opening of the first boutique, a handbag shop and fur workshop, in via del Plebiscito, followed in 1926, gaining immediate success. Between the end of the 40s throughout the 50s, Paola, Anna, Franca, Carla and Alda, the five daughters of Edoardo and Adele, begin working for the family business, bringing new energy and ideas. In 1965, they start the collaboration with a young German designer, the late Karl Lagerfeld. In his hands, a fashion revolution takes place: the fur is changed, moulded, redesigned and reinterpreted. At this time, he designs the iconic "double F" logo that stands for "Fun Furs". In 1992, Silvia Venturini Fendi, third generation of the Fendi family, joins the company and seconds Karl Lagerfeld in the Artistic Direction. In 1994, she is given the responsibility of Accessories and then of the Menswear lines. In September 2020, Kim Jones is appointed as Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear while Delfina Delettrez Fendi, the fourth generation of the family, is appointed Artistic Director of Jewellery.