Lingerie & Swimwear Designer

Overview

Job Lingerie & Swimwear Designer

Location London

Company Boux Avenue

Start date ASAP

Duration n/a

Wage Undisclosed

Closing date 25 October 2025

Posted on 24 September 2025

Who are we?

Boux Avenue is the cool, young, London-based lingerie, nightwear and swimwear brand, with 27 stores across the UK and a thriving ecommerce business. Founded in April 2011, the brand describes its core aesthetic as a blend of the sweet and the sexy, with its bi-annual collections designed by their in-house team. Pitched at what the brand calls an \\\'accessible luxury\\\' price tag, Boux Avenue\\\'s reputation is founded not only on the femininity of its products, but also on their quality, comfort and fit, backed up with the offer of a free and expert bra fit service in all of its stores.

No matter what your age, size or style, Boux Avenue is an inclusive brand for everybody. Available in sizes 28-40, A-G cups and sizes 6-18. With an unrivalled eye for detail and passion for customer service, Boux Avenue is your ultimate destination whether you\\\'re looking for everyday essentials or something a little sexier.

What are we looking for from you?

  • 3-5 years of Lingerie /swimwear design experience
  • Strong eye for direction/new trends that translate into lingerie & swimwear
  • Strong eye for new embroideries and laces.
  • Ability to design storytelling collections to a specific brief with seasonal appropriate designs
  • Strong range building experience along with buying teams are required
  • Strong ability to drive collections forward in workshop sessions with the Buying and merchandise teams with data analysis, customer research and trend direction
  • Working in-line with the brands strategy to evolve product with BM teams to translate brand right commercial collections
  • A strong understanding of Global trend & colour forecasting
  • Ability to translate from catwalk trends into strong commercial lingerie & swimwear collections in-line with our Boux Avenue\\\'s brand DNA and handwriting
  • Understanding in Specification technical packs for the suppliers
  • Good understanding of customer and competitive markets
  • Continuous fashion trend & colour updates
  • A considered eye for detail, a very strong understanding of design
  • Quick response to emerging trends
  • Strong eye for colour and shape, appetite for design influences
  • Travel required for suppliers & inspirational trips
  • Coaching and development for junior members
  • Ability to work close to suppliers with forecasting trend and fabrication direction

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • 25 days holiday and bank holidays
  • Fun working environment with regular social events
  • Eligible to join the enhanced pension scheme after 12 months service
  • Staff discounts across the brands within Theo Paphitis Retail Group (Ryman, Robert Dyas and London Graphic Centre)
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