Full-Time
Fashion Advisor
Brown Thomas Dublin
Chanel
10,001+ employees
Designs, sells luxury fashion and cosmetics
No salary listed
Dublin, Ireland
In Person
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- Ability to build authentic, lasting relationships through empathy and personalised service
- Strong awareness of trends and deep appreciation for Chanel’s heritage and style
- Confident, elegant storytelling and interpersonal skills to engage clients meaningfully
- Collaborative attitude to foster a positive, high-performing boutique environment
- Organized, efficient, and committed to delivering excellence in every task
- Cultivate genuine relationships to foster trust and ensure enduring loyalty from our clientele reflecting the essence of the brand
- Tailor and offer personalised guidance that elevates our clients’ journey through showcasing an in depth understanding of individual preferences and lifestyles
- Maintain an organised approach when completing tasks, ensuring efficiency and attention to detail
- Foster a culture of collective brilliance and creativity within the boutique and champion the brand’s legacy of excellence through inspiring colleagues to uphold the highest standards of luxury service
- A genuine love for establishing meaningful connections with new clients and contributing to exceptional client service while creating memorable experiences
- Exploring and learning about the ever-evolving world of fashion while demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of industry trends
- Being part of a creative and innovative environment where teamwork is valued and encouraged
- Gaining hands-on experience with customer relationship management systems (CRM) to manage client interactions and preferences effectively
- Contributing to CHANEL’s House Sustainability Ambitions across Restoring Nature and Climate, Investing in Circularity, Advancing dignity and prosperity and Promoting the autonomy of women
1) What does Chanel do? Chanel is a luxury fashion house that offers a range of high-end products including fashion, accessories, fragrances, skincare, makeup, jewelry, and watches, targeting affluent customers worldwide. 2) How does its product work? It designs and sells premium, timeless items through owned boutiques, official online channels, and authorized retailers, supported by strong marketing, fashion shows, and brand storytelling to maintain desirability and loyalty. 3) How is Chanel different from competitors? It combines a storied brand heritage with exclusive, premium products and strict distribution control, creating a sense of rarity and prestige that appeals to luxury buyers. 4) What is Chanel's goal? To preserve its elite brand status while growing a loyal, affluent customer base by delivering consistently refined, timeless designs and a premium consumer experience.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$770M
Headquarters
Argueil, France
Founded
1883
Your Connections
People at Chanel who can refer or advise you
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Selective China expansion targets renewed demand with boutiques and beauty doors.
- JD.com flagship broadens China reach through authenticated luxury beauty e-commerce.
- Marie-Laure Cérède strengthens high-jewelry execution starting October 2026.
What critics are saying
- China demand remains uneven across Chanel's most important Asian markets.
- Blazy-dependent momentum creates concentration risk around one creative leader.
- Retail expansion raises fixed costs if luxury spending weakens.
What makes Chanel unique
- Chanel combines heritage luxury across fashion, beauty, jewelry, and watches.
- Matthieu Blazy's direction refreshed Chanel's creative momentum in 2026.
- Peter Marino-designed boutiques create immersive, high-touch retail experiences.
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↓ -4%Static vs digital billboards: which delivers better ROI? May 20, 2026 Static or digital? The right outdoor format depends less on which is "better" and more on what your campaign is trying to achieve. One of the most common questions advertisers ask when planning an outdoor campaign in Hong Kong is whether to choose a static (printed) billboard or a digital LED screen. Both formats have distinct strengths, and the right choice depends on your campaign objectives, budget, and brand positioning. XGD Media operates both static and digital billboards across Hong Kong - over 30 locations in Central, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, and the New Territories - giving XGD Media Limited a practical perspective on how each format performs for different types of campaigns. Static Billboards: Strengths 100% share of voice: A static billboard displays your creative 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no rotation. Your brand is always visible. This permanence is particularly valued by luxury brands, which see it as analogous to a flagship store window - always on, always representing the brand. Clean, high-resolution presentation: Static billboards use high-quality printed vinyl or fabric that delivers sharp, colour-accurate visuals. For brands where image quality is paramount - luxury fashion, watch, jewellery, premium spirits - the static format provides a canvas that mirrors the quality standards of the brand itself. Lower cost: Static billboards are generally more affordable than LED digital screens in the same location, making them accessible to a wider range of budgets. No creative complexity: A static campaign requires a single high-resolution print file. There is no need for motion graphics, video production, or programmatic setup. Chanel has chosen XGD Media's static Lee Garden Two billboard for multiple campaigns, reflecting the format's alignment with luxury brand values: permanence, quality, and exclusivity. Digital LED Billboards: Strengths Dynamic content: Digital billboards display motion graphics, video, and animated content - which studies show are approximately 10 times more eye-catching than static visuals (Strategy Institute of Toronto). Movement naturally draws the human eye, making digital screens harder to ignore. Multiple creative rotations: A single campaign can run several different creative executions, rotating throughout the day or across the campaign period. This allows A/B testing, dayparting (different creative for morning vs. evening), and seasonal messaging updates without physical reprinting. Programmatic targeting: Digital billboards on XGD Media's network support programmatic DOOH buying, allowing advertisers to target by time, weather, audience data, and other real-time triggers. This precision is not available with static formats. 3D anamorphic content: XGD Media's digital LED screens (including the 26W and LFR billboards) support 3D anamorphic content - eye-catching visual effects that create the illusion of three-dimensional objects extending beyond the screen. These executions generate significant social media sharing and earned media. Live data and O2O connectivity: Digital billboards can display real-time data feeds - countdown timers, social media feeds, eCommerce activity, sports scores, weather data - creating dynamic, interactive brand experiences. XGD Media has pioneered these capabilities with campaigns including the Net-A-Porter live eCommerce feed and the Hong Kong Tourism Board social media live stream. Higher impact: The brightness, luminosity, and motion of LED digital screens create a stronger visual presence, particularly at night and in the evening when many Hong Kong consumers are most active. When to Choose Static Your brand is in the luxury category and values permanence and quality presentation. You have a single, strong visual that doesn't need to change. Your budget favours lower media cost over dynamic capabilities. Your campaign duration is long (3+ months) and the creative will remain unchanged. You want 100% share of voice with no time-sharing. When to Choose Digital You want dynamic, eye-catching content that captures attention. You need multiple creative executions or seasonal updates. You want programmatic targeting by time, weather, or audience. You want to create 3D, interactive, or live-data content. You are promoting a time-sensitive event, product launch, or sale. Your campaign will benefit from social media amplification (fans photographing the billboard). The Hybrid Approach Many of XGD Media's most successful campaigns combine both formats. For example, Longines used the LFR digital screen alongside the static Goldmark billboard for a dual-format campaign in Causeway Bay. The digital screen delivered dynamic impact and motion, while the static billboard provided sustained, permanent presence in the same district. This layered approach delivers the benefits of both formats simultaneously.
Pedro Pascal becomes Chanel's newest house ambassador. The actor's effortless style and warmth make him a natural fit for the house Last updated: April 13, 2026 | 16:48 Dubai: There are some partnerships that feel inevitable, and Pedro Pascal joining Chanel is one of them. The Chilean-American actor has officially been named a house ambassador, marking a new chapter in his already wide-ranging career. Known for his ability to move seamlessly between blockbuster franchises and character-driven roles, Pascal brings a kind of presence that feels both grounded and magnetic, a combination that aligns naturally with Chanel's evolving identity. His relationship with the house has been building quietly. After attending Matthieu Blazy's Spring/Summer 2026 debut collection, Pascal later appeared at the Academy Awards in a custom Chanel look. It was a moment that felt less like a one-off and more like the beginning of something more considered. Speaking about the collaboration, Pascal described Blazy's vision as "powerful, elegant, and incredibly warm," adding that it reflects a world where there is space for everyone. "I am happy and honoured to join it and I am eager to see what Matthieu has planned for the future of Chanel," he said. Blazy echoed the sentiment, calling Pascal "a wonderful man and an incredible actor," and highlighting his kindness, talent and perspective as qualities that make him a natural fit for the house. Pascal's career has never followed a predictable path. From The Last of Us to The Mandalorian and upcoming projects like Fantastic Four, he has consistently chosen roles that challenge expectations while remaining accessible to a global audience. That same sense of range and openness is what Chanel continues to explore under Blazy's direction. The house has long been defined by its ability to honour its past while staying firmly rooted in the present, and Pascal's appointment feels like a natural extension of that philosophy. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here. Also In This Package
Union hits out at mill's bosses. Friday, April 10th, 2026 The Hawick Paper Barrie Knitwear and parent company Chanel are facing fierce criticism from the GMB union over a wage dispute, according to an article published in The Times newspaper yesterday (Thursday). Sign up to our Digital Subscription for instant access. Just £1 per week. Become a subscriber. Registering for our digital subscription costs just £1 per week and gives you access to a wide range of site features and content. Search.
Chanel Beauty introduces The CC League celebrating women empowerment. Published by Sugar & Cream, Wednesday 08 April 2026 Images courtesy of Chanel Exploring Women, Strength, and the Many Expressions of Beauty Beyond Sport In a world where performance often defines athletes, Chanel Beauty offers a different perspective - one that celebrates the many dimensions of womanhood. Inspired by the spirit and vision of Gabrielle Chanel, the House introduces the CC League, a bespoke programme designed to support and empower high-level female athletes around the world. Gabrielle Chanel believed deeply in movement, freedom, and the power of sport as a source of well-being and creative inspiration. She embraced many sporting activities and saw them not only as physical pursuits but also as expressions of independence and vitality. Today, Chanel Beauty continues that legacy through a programme that places women at its centre - encouraging them to explore their femininity beyond competition and performance. The CC League offers an immersive two-year experience for seven exceptional athletes from different disciplines and cultural backgrounds. More than a sponsorship, the initiative creates a space where athletes can reflect on identity, confidence, and the evolving definition of beauty. Through workshops, mentoring, and collaborative exchanges, participants are invited to redefine beauty on their own terms. Developed through research conducted with athletes around the world, the programme responds to the real experiences and aspirations of women in sport. At its core, the CC League is designed as a community - one that encourages dialogue, mutual support, and the sharing of personal journeys. Heidi Gaugain A powerful example of this spirit can be seen in para-cycling champion Heidi Gaugain, a multi-medal winner on the international stage whose journey reflects the confidence and self-acceptance at the heart of the programme. Her story illustrates how beauty can emerge from resilience, authenticity, and the courage to embrace one's identity. "I learned to have confidence in myself and to see myself as beautiful, just as I am." Renee Montgomery Among the programme's key pillars are mentorship sessions led by inspiring figures, including former professional basketball player Renee Montgomery. Serving as a mentor, she guides the athletes through conversations on confidence, individuality, and the freedom to express themselves both within and beyond sport. Gaby Agundez Participants also engage in exclusive Chanel Beauty workshops designed to highlight the uniqueness and radiance of each athlete. Alongside individual and group coaching sessions focused on self-confidence, self-expression, and femininity, the programme offers guidance on how women can present themselves authentically while embracing their own definition of beauty. Marie-Julie Bonnin The programme brings together seven athletes from around the world, spanning disciplines from diving and pole vaulting to swimming, cycling, climbing, fencing, and short-track speed skating. Within the CC League, each athlete brings her own story, shaped by discipline, resilience, and personal expression. A powerful example of this spirit can be seen in the athletes who form the CC League, each athletes bringing her own journey shaped by resilience, ambition, and self-expression. Cindy Cheung Sum-Yuet Mexican diver Gaby Agundez, already decorated with gold, silver, and bronze medals on the international stage, describes beauty as a reflection of inner strength and authenticity. "I feel powerful when I dive gracefully because I feel I am showing my inner beauty to the world and to myself." Gilli Kim French pole vault champion Marie-Julie Bonnin, the 2025 World Indoor title holder, approaches beauty rituals as part of her preparation before stepping onto the track. "Putting on make-up and taking care of my skin and hair helps me feel more confident on the track." Jain Kim Representing Hong Kong in international swimming competitions, Cindy Cheung Sum-Yuet views beauty as something that begins from within. "Real beauty is, first and foremost, a deep feeling of well-being that shines from within." Janelle Leung For multi-medal-winning para-cycling champion Heïdi Gaugain, beauty is closely tied to self-acceptance and confidence - an inner strength that has shaped both her personal journey and her achievements in sport. "I learned to have confidence in myself and to see myself as beautiful, just as I am." Elsewhere within the programme, South Korean short-track speed skating prodigy Gilli Kim reflects on beauty as an ongoing journey of self-discovery beyond the ice rink - an opportunity to pause, reflect, and explore identity beyond competition. Legendary climber Jain Kim, one of the most accomplished athletes in her discipline, sees beauty in the confidence and pride that emerge through both triumph and challenge, where strength and grace coexist. Meanwhile, Hong Kong fencing champion Janelle Leung associates beauty with resilience and individuality, believing that the ability to rise again and embrace one's uniqueness is what defines it most. Together, their voices form a collective narrative - one that celebrates diversity, courage, and the freedom to define beauty on one's own terms. Through the CC League, Chanel reaffirms its commitment to women, supporting them not only as athletes but as individuals with powerful stories and evolving identities. In this context, beauty becomes more than an aesthetic ritual - it becomes a force for transformation, shaped by confidence, individuality, and the courage to be fully oneself.
Packaging: Riverpack is certified as a 'Fair Wage Employer' Premium Beauty News (Photo: Riverpack) 4 April 2026 As part of a close collaboration with Chanel and the organization Fair Wage, Riverpack, a custom packaging company, has obtained the "Fair Wage Employer" certification, which rewards and recognizes the company's commitment to ensuring fair, transparent and respectful working conditions, as well as decent wages for every employee. "This certification illustrates our CSR commitment and vision, driven by a strong belief: people are a central pillar of our industrial performance. We are extremely proud of the daily efforts made on the ground, which are now recognized at an international level," explains Frédéric Poinas, CEO of Riverpack. A subsidiary of the AFD Group, Riverpack specializes in the manufacturing of high-end bags and boxes for the cosmetics & fragrances, jewellery, wines & spirits and fine food sectors for leading luxury brands around the world. As part of this certification, Riverpack has conducted a comprehensive audit assessing the fairness and transparency of remuneration, management practices, access to social protection, the quality of employer-employee dialogue, and the stability and conditions of employment. According to Riverpack, the achievement of the Fair Wage Employer certification crowns "several years of continuous improvement and strengthened social dialogue," which resulted in higher employee satisfaction levels, a better understanding of social rights, and the implementation of listening and mediation mechanisms, leading to reduced absenteeism and staff turnover, as well as improved wage transparency and HR practices. A long-standing partner of Riverpack, Chanel played a key role in obtaining this certification. This collaboration ensured rigorous governance and a structured project approach. "We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Chanel for its constant involvement and decisive support throughout this social innovation project. The trust shown reflects the strength of our partnership and encourages us to continue pushing our ambitions further in terms of social responsibility," says Alexandre Fontaine, Group CSR Manager at AFD.