HOW TO BECOME A CELEBRITY STYLIST in the fashion industry (steal my 5 tips)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- HOW TO BECOME A CELEBRITY STYLIST IN A FASHION INDUSTRY (STEAL MY 5 TIPS ) Do you want to know how to become a celebrity stylist in the fashion industry? In this video, I will tell you how to become a celebrity stylist and start working as a celebrity stylist and get into the fashion industry and also become a celebrity stylist. You will also learn how to become a stylist and what qualifications you need in order to be a fashion stylist, how to become a famous stylist as well as how to become a celebrity wardrobe stylist.
I will also tell you what stylist do, how to become a celebrity fashion stylist and the most important How to become a fashion stylist without a degree. If you've been looking to start working as a celebrity stylist, celebrity fashion stylist or stylist for celebrities watch this video to learn my tips. I will teach you how to become a fashion stylist for celebrities, fashion celebrity stylist and how to become a stylist. You will learn my 6 tips on how to become a stylist for celebrities and become a stylist. My tips will get your strategy on how to start working as a fashion stylist and celebrity stylist. Also if you need to move in order to start working as a fashion stylist and celebrity stylist.
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Your job sounds so awesome! I like that you're realistic in terms of location too. Location and networking is definitely a key to the industry!
Thanks Gabi. Being realistic is the key.
This is a great video overview. The tips are designed beautifully!
Thank you so much. VERY HELPFUL :)
Hi Laura, Which tip did you like the most? thanks for watching it :)
Neat video and I like your direct manner when you say /move to NY or LA as that is where the need for stylists are. You share relevant, real info- thx!
Thank you Elizabeth
awesome!
Loved watching this! Thanks for sharing
Great tips! Networking is huge to gaining momentum.
You're my favourite 🤗
This is very good ideas. But there are some seconds thoughts. The first at all beeing celebrytist stylist you have to know someone of them. Other intership is only for rich people who can afford not to earn. Another thing is that stylist need to be customer oriented personality. I work as a sales associate in middle luxury fashion and I am doing styling using products which I sell.
And I want do personal styling and shopping outside the work. And I don't know how to start. I am looking for a Styling/ Personal Shopper course which help me take my creativity outside the companies I work ( Reiss and LK Bennett). I know how important is important fashion and body shape knowlegde and ect but as well psychological side because very often we have to work with people who they don't feel comfortable with they body shape. So let me know Basia what do you think about it
Hey Marzena, Before I started to style celebrities I didn't know anybody and most of stylists start from the bottom just like me. Internships are part of this industry and you can work and take internships. Most of stylists started like this. Fashion and celebrity stylists are mostly creative strategist for most parts. If you want to start your business as a personal stylist you can start it right away. It's what you do in your current job anyway. They is if to have a website with your offer and start doing it first for free for your friends and family to build a portfolio and slowly you will start getting new clients.
@@BasiaRichard thank you.
Great advise, I don’t know much about celebrities but it should be very difficult reach them!!!!
Well, it's not as difficult as everyone thinks. If you follow my tips start with moving to where celebrities live thats a step no.1 internships is the best way to meet people, get experience and actually get introduced to publicists who rep celebs. It will take some work, but this is not as impossible as you might think. I am glad you found it helpfull :))
Great advice!
thank you Elizabeth
this was awesome!
Amazing thanks Brittany. What did you like the most???
How do I go about charging? Do you charge by hour? By look? By day? I’m stuck
HI IT ALL DEPENDS ON A JOB BUTYOU DON'T WANT TO CHARGE PER HOUR. NORMALLY YOU WILL NEGOTIATE A DAY RATE. WHEN IT COMES TO RED CARPET DRESSING YOU CAN CHARGE PER LOOK PLUS EXPENSES LIKE ALTERATIONS THAT SHOULD BE ON TOP OF YOUR RATE. SO YOU CAN TELL A CLIENT WHAT IS YOUR DAY RATE AND NEGOTIATE HOW MANY DAYS YOU NEED IN ORDER TO WORK ON THIS JOB. FOR THE RED CARPET NORMALLY YOU WOULD CHARGE PER LOOK REGARDLESS HOW MANY DAYS YOU WILL WORK, BUT YOU ALWAYS WANT TO ADD YOUR EXPENSES ON TOP.
Basia Richard as of right now, I style photo shoots and videos shoots. I don’t have the connections to be able to pull from designers, so I either buy and return, rent, or buy and keep the clothing items. I think I’m going to have to rent or go buy things from the thrift store because this next project is vintage
@@ratianareid Where are you located? It depends on a magazine but some PR will loan you free clothes. Send them a request with a pull letter. You are not loosing anything.The worse can happen they will say no. Also develop relationships with stores and boutiques in your area they will give you clothes for free if they get a credit in a magazine its a free pr for them.
Basia Richard I’m in Connecticut. I go to NY also. I haven’t shot with magazines yet, so that’s why I haven’t reached out to any boutiques or PR. I’m building my portfolio. I’ve only done 3 projects so far
So am I supposed to be charging a day rate for the days that I’m pulling clothes too? Or am I just charging for the days we are shooting?