Buyers purchase clothing lines and accessories for sale in retail stores in anticipation of trends and sales targets.
Costume designers work specifically to create clothing for actors in theatre or film performances.
Lead designers create the designs for clothing lines and accessories and supervise their development.
Marketers promote individual designers as well as clothing and accessory lines through means such as advertising, product placement, and endorsement.
Merchandisers display clothing and accessories in retail stores and work to maximize sales through attractive displays.
Patternmakers create the master patterns to be used in production based on the designs created by the lead designer.
Sourcers find raw material for clothing production or manufacturers to make the products. This work is often done in Asia.
Stylists coordinate clothing and accessories for celebrities and models for appearances such as fashion shoots, advertisements, and television appearances.
Technical designers develop the specifications for clothing and accessories and ensure quality and continuity during the production phase.
Textile specialists develop and improve fabric and fibers.
Fashion writers write articles for newspapers and magazines about styles, trends, and fashion shows, as well as any other news relevant to the fashion industry.
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