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Love, Bonito

Direct-to-consumer women's fashion e-commerce

Global Visual Merchandising Manager

MerchandisingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSingapore

About the Job

Requirements

  • 6–8 years of visual merchandising experience in fashion or lifestyle retail, including experience supporting regional or multi-market visual merchandising programmes.
  • At least 2 years of experience leading a team or managing visual merchandising projects across multiple markets.
  • Strong understanding of store zoning, product presentation, mannequin styling, customer flow, and in-store communication.
  • Ability to use sales data, customer insights, and store feedback to guide visual merchandising decisions.
  • Ability to translate brand and product strategies into clear, practical visual merchandising direction for store teams.
  • Ability to coach teams and manage constructive discussions across different markets and functions.
  • Project management and organisational skills to manage multiple launches, priorities, and timelines.
  • Experience in visual merchandising budget planning, vendor management, and cost control.
  • Strong visual eye, attention to detail, and awareness of global fashion, retail, and customer experience trends.
  • Ability to work in a fast-moving environment and respond calmly to changing priorities.
  • Willingness to support store execution and travel across markets when required.

Responsibilities

  • Translate seasonal range and buy plans into visual concepts and floor and window strategies designed to maximise sell-through and full-price capture.
  • Own product placement, adjacency, and cross-sell staging logic to increase basket size and average order value.
  • Partner with Merchandising to prioritise categories and stock-keeping units for visual real estate based on buying investment and sell-through performance, while balancing commercial priorities with brand expression.
  • Build global visual merchandising guidelines and toolkits that scale across markets with different store formats and footprints.
  • Lead visual strategy for new store openings, renovations, and seasonal campaign rollouts.
  • Develop and own the visual merchandising commercial key performance indicator framework, linking visual execution to conversion, basket size, and sell-through at display and store level; conduct regular in-person and remote store audits against visual merchandising and commercial standards.
  • Partner with country retail teams on execution standards and store team training to ensure visual merchandising directives are implemented correctly.
  • Partner with Brand Marketing and Creative on campaign alignment so visual storytelling is consistent online and in-store.
  • Use conversion, basket, and sell-through data to identify underperforming visual execution.
  • Create a store-team visual merchandising guideline separate from the two main guidelines, setting retail-bible standards for commercial displays and customer shopping behaviour, including zoning, store style count, and optimal units to display, and providing weekly or monthly updates on new-arrival themes, mannequin outfits, focus items, and wall displays.
  • Develop visual merchandising manuals and guidebooks for in-store teams covering product placement, product journey, product flow, and product features.
  • Lead and develop a multi-market visual merchandising team, including remote in-market hires; influence and guide in-store visual merchandising ambassadors and own end-to-end visual merchandising execution.
  • Build visual merchandising capability as a commercial discipline, training the function to focus on conversion and basket outcomes as well as aesthetics.
  • Identify and address capability gaps where store-level execution does not correctly translate strategy.
  • Build working relationships with Merchandising, Retail Operations, Creative, and Marketing leads.
  • Set the global visual merchandising standard and point of view across all markets.
  • Diagnose in-market visual merchandising execution and recommend and ensure adherence to standards across global retail stores.
  • Manage global in-store visual assets, respond to signage and visual merchandising asset needs, create design briefs, align with the Creative team, and brief store LED and television screen content.
  • Own the global visual merchandising budget for props, fixtures, signage, and in-store visual production; plan spending against the seasonal range calendar, phase it across markets by commercial priority, allocate and prioritise spend according to expected conversion and basket impact while supporting brand expression, and report spending alongside the visual merchandising KPI dashboard.

About the Company

Love, Bonito

Direct-to-consumer women's fashion e-commerce

Love, Bonito designs and sells women's fashion online through a direct-to-consumer model on lovebonito.com. Its clothes—dresses, skirts, tops and vests—are designed for comfort, style, and fit, sold directly to shoppers to maintain brand control. Unlike many brands, it builds a community around empowerment and centers the design process on better fit and collection storytelling. Its goal is to help modern women feel confident and capable by offering practical, well-made clothing for work and leisure.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$63M
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Founded
2010

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