Full-Time
Senior Buyer
Matching Sets
Fashion Nova
1,001-5,000 employees
Fast-fashion e-commerce retailer via social media
No salary listed
Culver City, CA, USA
In Person
On-site role; based in Beverly Hills, California.
Bachelor's
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- 7+ years of experience in Apparel Buying, ideally within a fast-fashion e-commerce environment. Direct experience managing high-volume, high-turn categories is required (experience with matching sets, knits, or co-ords is a strong plus)
- Proven track record of managing global vendor networks and successfully negotiating product cost, quality, lead times, and payment terms
- Exceptional pulse on current and emerging fashion trends, with a deep passion for the fast-fashion space and customer mindset
- Advanced analytical capability to interpret sales metrics, run category performance analyses, and execute data-backed buying decisions
- Proficiency in Excel, PowerPoint, Google Workspace, and retail ERP/buying management systems
- Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Merchandising, Production, Business, or related field (or equivalent work experience)
- English; additional languages are an advantage
- Onsite schedule Monday – Friday (Core business hours)
- Drive Category Growth: Develop and execute high-velocity buying strategies to curate trend-driven product assortments specifically within Women’s Matching Sets, balancing top/bottom proportions, fabrications, and silhouettes
- Inventory Balance: Achieve optimal SKU counts while precisely balancing rapid-turn newness with high-volume replenishment inventory
- Spot & Scale Trends: Stay ahead of fashion trends by conducting continuous market research, monitoring runway collections, and analyzing social media/competitor movements to identify exploding co-ord trends
- Supplier Collaboration: Translate visual research into commercial product by working directly with our in-house production team and global supplier network to engineer high-impact newness at scale
- Maximize Profitability: Lead aggressive pricing and FOB negotiations with suppliers to secure the lowest cost structures without compromising garment quality, fit, or hand-feel
- Margin Alignment: Ensure product lines hit aggressive gross margin goals, landed cost targets, and retail pricing strategies built for high volume
- Performance Tracking: Actively manage weekly sales performance, Open-to-Buy (OTB) budgets, pricing strategies, and gross margin targets to hit overall revenue goals
- Volume Optimization: Maximize sell-through and minimize markdowns by strategically managing reorder velocity on top-performing sets while liquidating slow movers quickly
- End-to-End Execution: Partner daily with production, replenishment, inventory planning, and creative/marketing teams to ensure fast-track production timelines, quick reorders, and high-converting product launches
- Data-Driven Merchandising: Utilize daily sales data, customer feedback, and conversion metrics to optimize fit, colorways, and total assortment performance
- Experience with matching sets, knits, or co-ords is a strong plus
- Languages beyond English are a plus
- Knowledge of fashion industry dynamics and consumer behavior in fast-fashion markets
Fashion Nova is an online fashion retailer that sells affordable, trend-focused clothing and accessories primarily to young women through its e-commerce website. It works by releasing a large volume of new styles each week—more than 1,000—using a nimble supply chain to quickly bring items from design to online storefront. The company markets its products heavily on social media, especially Instagram, and partners with influencers and celebrities to drive sales. This combination of rapid, frequent product drops and influencer-driven marketing helps it stand out in the fast-fashion space and reach a young, style-conscious audience. The company’s goal is to offer a constant stream of current, affordable fashion through a direct-to-consumer online model, continually updating inventory to reflect the latest trends.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Vernon, California
Founded
2006
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Nova Sport generated 49 million social impressions and 19 million event impressions.
- Fashion Nova keeps landing influencer-driven traffic, including 2026 sponsored haul content.
- The Beverly Hills campus supports faster brand-building, partnerships, and founder-led expansion.
What critics are saying
- FTC scrutiny over review suppression still shadows Fashion Nova through 2026.
- A 2026 California wage suit claims unpaid line-waiting time for warehouse workers.
- Honey Bum's boycott allegations create supplier-retaliation reputational risk and antitrust distraction.
What makes Fashion Nova unique
- Richard Saghian's Beverly Hills HQ, bought in 2024, doubles as creator infrastructure.
- Fashion Nova's Nova Sport launch uses influencers, events, and content studios.
- Fast product churn and social distribution keep Fashion Nova visible with Gen Z shoppers.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Employee Discounts
Team bonding events and programs
Summer Fridays Early Departure
Weekly catered lunches & fully-stock kitchen pantry!
Company News
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is sending nearly $2.4 million to customers of fast-fashion retailer Fashion Nova, which the agency alleged prevented negative reviews from being posted on the company’s website. The FTC announced its complaint against Fashion Nova in January 2022 and finalized an order settling the allegations in March 2022, the FTC said in a Tuesday (Jan. 28) press release. The case was the agency’s first involving a company’s efforts to conceal negative customer reviews, according to the release
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