Celebrity Stylist Molly Dickson Is Seeking A Spring 2026 Social Media Intern In Los Angeles – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips December 12, 2025 at 02:00AM

📰 Celebrity Stylist Molly Dickson Is Seeking A Spring 2026 Social Media Intern In Los Angeles

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Social Media Internship

Spring 2026 — Start Date: January 5, 2026

Celebrity stylist Molly Dickson is seeking a motivated and creative intern for the Spring 2026 semester. Candidates must be responsible, proactive, and detail-oriented. The ideal applicant has a strong interest in the fashion industry, a solid understanding of current social media trends (particularly Instagram and TikTok), and the ability to think outside the box. They will be required to be hands-on with the camera and must feel comfortable recording content, taking behind-the-scenes photos, and editing videos and images for social media. Strong creative direction and storytelling skills are a plus.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

● Tracking analytics and social media engagement
● Creating captions and a posting schedule
● Assisting in social media campaigns
● Creating, editing, and distributing digital content (Reels, BTS images and videos)

Applicants must be local to LA and have a reliable mode of transportation. Candidates must be extremely organized, professional, and hard working. This position is unpaid, applicants must be in college and able to receive college credit.

For a glimpse at Molly’s day to day and client roster you can look at her Instagram: @mollyddickson
If interested, please provide resume and / or portfolio of previous work references to Paige - paige@mollyddickson.com

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