What a profile looks like
This section is being filled. The cards below are samples of what a professional's profile looks like; real profiles appear after their portfolios are reviewed.
How to choose a stylist
A stylist builds the looks — sources the wardrobe, edits it on the model and keeps the story of the shoot coherent from the first frame to the last. Campaigns, lookbooks and editorials rarely work without one; a test shoot can, if the brief is simple.
What to read in a portfolio
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Coherence across a series: the looks tell one story from the first frame to the last.
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Clothes that read on camera — fit, proportion, movement — not just on a rail.
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Sourcing: showroom and brand pulls for campaigns, an own archive for tests.
What to put in the request
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What the shoot sells or says: brand, collection, editorial idea.
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Number of looks, sizes of the models and whether the wardrobe is yours or sourced.
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Date, city and the budget — including pulls, returns and an assistant.
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