Sr. Director, PR

Summary The Senior Director, Communications will develop and execute the comprehensive communications strategy for Alexander Wang Brand, positioning the brand within culture and building strategic editorial relationships. This role is responsible for owning the full lifecycle of brand storytelling from developing compelling narratives and securing editorial placements to orchestrating brand activations and events that generate significant earned media. The successful candidate will report to the SVP, Marketing and lead the communications team in executing integrated campaigns that establish and reinforce the brand position in fashion and culture. Description Position Title: Senior Director, Communications Reporting To Title SVP, Marketing Summary The Senior Director, Communications will develop and execute the comprehensive communications strategy for Alexander Wang Brand, positioning the brand within culture and building strategic editorial relationships. This role is responsible for owning the full lifecycle of brand storytelling from developing compelling narratives and securing editorial placements to orchestrating brand activations and events that generate significant earned media. The successful candidate will report to the SVP, Marketing and lead the communications team in executing integrated campaigns that establish and reinforce the brand position in fashion and culture. Responsibilities Include But Are Not Limited To Strategic Communications & Brand Positioning: - Develop and execute communications strategy that positions Alexander Wang within culture and contemporary fashion discourse - Own brand narrative and positioning across seasons in partnership with the SVP, Marketing and Head of Design to translate product and brand vision into compelling media stories - Ensure consistent brand alignment across all communications channels: editorial, events, partnerships, and collaborations - Identify and capitalize on cultural moments and opportunities to authentically amplify the brand Editorial & Press Relations - Cultivate and maintain direct relationships with key editors and journalists at tier‑one fashion, culture, and lifestyle publications (print, digital, broadcast) - Develop and execute strategic press campaigns for collections, collaborations, brand initiatives, and executive visibility - Lead all press strategy, including media pitch development, press release creation, and executive positioning (quotes, interviews, speaking opportunities) - Review and filter press requests for editorial placements, speaking engagements, interviews, and philanthropic opportunities; prioritize requests aligned with brand strategy - Oversee management of press relationships and agencies (e.g., Gusto Luxe China; Pred PR Japan) - Maintain and oversee credit reports and media coverage distribution to company leadership Brand Activations & Events - Develop comprehensive strategy for fashion shows, brand activations, and experiential events that amplify brand positioning and generate earned media - Oversee all fashion show logistics and media coverage, including guestlist strategy, VIP relations, media attendance, seating, and day‑of execution - Identify, secure, and manage strategic brand sponsorships and partners that elevate events and create co‑marketing opportunities - Lead conceptual development of brand activations and collaborations that generate cultural relevance and press coverage Editorial Loans & Collateral Management - Oversee all editorial loans and sample distribution to ensure strategic placement and coverage in key publications - Lead development of all press collateral, including lookbooks, press kits, photography, and brand materials that support media outreach Relationship Building & Network - Build and maintain strategic relationships with media, fashion editors, culture influencers, industry leaders, and brand collaborators - Serve as primary brand ambassador in culture and editorial circles; represent Alexander Wang at industry events and cultivate the brand reputation - Leverage personal network and cultural knowledge to identify partnership and activation opportunities Team & Budget Management - Lead and manage the communications/PR team, including direct reports and cross‑functional collaboration with Marketing, Design, and Merchandising - Manage press department budget and approve spending for events, agencies, and communications initiatives - Oversee samples management, closet tracking, and press asset organization We are an Equal Opportunity Employer M/D/F/V In compliance with the New York City salary transparency requirements, the potential salary f

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