Wardrobe Image Consultant

A typical week tends to involve client appointments and walk-ins, closet audits, pulling and curating from store inventory, alterations coordination, occasion styling, and the steady follow-up that keeps a clientele moving through wardrobe needs. Sales targets shape the rhythm, and per-client revenue often matters as much as transaction volume.

Coordination spans clients, the broader store team, alterations, brand reps, and store leadership. The harder skill is reading what a client actually needs the wardrobe to do — work, social, confidence, life-stage transition — rather than just the items they came in to look for. Returns and exchanges are part of the rhythm.

People who tend to thrive here are visually attuned, genuinely interested in clothing and people, and comfortable on the sales side without being pushy. Commission and retail hours can be both motivating and stressful. If you find satisfaction in a client leaving with something they'll actually wear and feel good in, the role can blend craft and commerce in genuinely satisfying ways.