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Advises customers, selects products and arranges purchases around style, budget and occasion.
Personal shoppers help individual clients choose and buy clothing, gifts and other goods that fit personal taste, style, budget and occasion.
In job descriptions, look for client appointments, fashion trends, accessories, jewellery and watches, beauty or hair advice, store networks, sales argumentation, customer follow-up and use of several communication channels.
The work is usually client-facing and appointment based. It can involve wardrobe needs, gift choices, store visits, online selections, fitting support and follow-up so purchases match the client’s taste and occasion.
Useful strengths include listening to preferences, using fashion trend knowledge, advising on accessories, jewellery, watches, beauty or hair style, building store contacts and explaining choices without pressuring the client.
Salary context depends on client volume, service level, product price range, commission model, travel or store network, repeat-client responsibility and whether the role includes styling, purchasing or only sales support.
Career paths can move toward fashion styling, luxury retail, personal image consulting, clienteling, showroom sales, online personal shopping or boutique management.
Check whether vacancies mention wardrobe consultations, event shopping, gifts, luxury products, store partnerships, home visits, online client communication or follow-up after purchase. These details show the service model.
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47.92Intermediation service activities for specialised retail saleShop sales assistants (5223)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/f8da6546-0c8a-4bd0-a952-6f3c253c9aba |
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| ESCO code | 5223.3 |
| ISCO group | 5223 |
| Concept type | Occupation |