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Stella McCartney

Luxury fashion brand prioritizing ethical sustainability

E-Commerce Production Manager

Production ManagementPosted on Nov 14
Full-timeLondon, UKNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Proven experience in fashion image production, E-Commerce photo studio management, creative operations, or campaign production, with a strong emphasis on Product Detail Page (PdP) still and on-model workflows.
  • An exceptional eye for fashion imagery, lighting, composition, and product styling accuracy.
  • Proficiency with Adobe Creative Cloud, including Photoshop and Bridge, and enterprise Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems.
  • A deep understanding of high-volume photo studio operations, tethered shooting workflows, and post-production batch processing.
  • Ability to direct photographers, stylists, hair and makeup artists, and retouchers on set.
  • A proven track record of managing campaign and E-Commerce model castings, agency negotiations, and talent logistics.
  • Budget management, variance tracking, and timeline coordination skills.
  • Communication, stakeholder management, and cross-functional leadership capabilities.
  • A structured approach, composure under pressure, and attention to detail in fast-paced retail and E-Commerce environments.

Responsibilities

  • Own the production lifecycle for all E-Commerce product imagery, including still-life accessories, shoes, and flat lays, as well as on-model imagery.
  • Develop PdP shot lists and styling guidelines covering angles, cropping ratios, zoom requirements, styling tucks, and fit standards.
  • Direct external photo and video production partners to improve daily output, throughput efficiency, and visual consistency across product categories.
  • Oversee high-volume image selection, digital asset management, colour accuracy between physical samples and digital output, and final approval before web publishing.
  • Manage end-to-end delivery of brand imagery across campaigns, lookbooks, and E-Commerce.
  • Own image selection, cropping, retouching feedback, and final asset approval.
  • Work with the Graphics team, photographers, and retouchers to achieve the desired creative vision.
  • Maintain consistency across visual assets and brand guidelines.
  • Support creative direction and visual concept development for shoots.
  • Coordinate creative shoot schedules and timelines.
  • Work with external production partners to ensure assets meet brand expectations.
  • Support moodboards and creative concepts by researching competitors and trends.
  • Support styling preparation.
  • Oversee location sourcing, prop sourcing, and shoot logistics.
  • Ensure creative briefs are executed successfully.
  • Align the correct samples needed for the E-Commerce buy while checking needs for the Retail buy.
  • Manage sample movement for shoots alongside the PR team.
  • Ensure the correct type of product assets are captured for all webpage needs.
  • Work with Design, Merchandising, and Production teams to ensure samples arrive on time.
  • Coordinate product lists and shot lists.
  • Track asset delivery and image libraries.
  • Build efficient workflows for creative asset production.
  • Manage multiple concurrent creative projects.
  • Support budget tracking where required.
  • Identify opportunities to improve creative processes.

About the Company

Stella McCartney

Luxury fashion brand prioritizing ethical sustainability

Stella McCartney is a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand that offers women’s ready-to-wear, unisex items, kids’ clothing, accessories, swimwear, lingerie, an Adidas collaboration, and skincare, sold worldwide. It operates by avoiding leather, fur, feathers, or skins in all products and choosing sustainable materials and responsible manufacturing, while promoting regenerative agriculture and circularity and pursuing new models to extend product life through repair, sharing, reuse, and resale. It differentiates itself through a long-standing commitment to no-animal-skins and an embedded sustainability approach across design, sourcing, and business practices. Its goal is to make high-end products with lower environmental impact and transform how clothes are sourced, produced, sold, shared, repaired, and reused.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2001

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