For personal stylists
Your work is a half day in somebody’s wardrobe or a morning in the shops. Sell each as its own session with the address on it, take a share when a full styling package is booked, and keep a seasonal refresh for clients who come back.
Wardrobes, shops and half days
A session at their wardrobe or the store
Each offering carries where it happens, and your booking question asks for the address or the meeting point.
A full package with a share up front
Set what’s due at booking on the full styling package, and the rest waits on Today until the last session.
Your page on the first day
This is the design or creative setup, and it’s what your page starts with. Change any of it where it appears.
- Clients can book from tomorrow onward.
- Moving or canceling is free up to 24 hours before.
- Before booking, your page asks: “What are we making, and by when?”
Your project agreement opens with this: Half of the project price is due up front and half on delivery. The scope is what we agreed in writing; new work is a new agreement.
What gets in the way
A wardrobe edit runs over, and the client expected the price to stay the same.
Shopping trips need a meeting point, a budget and a time limit, agreed in five messages.
Clients come back every season, and you start the conversation from scratch each time.
Questions personal stylists ask
How do personal stylists charge?
By the session, often a half day, or by a package of a wardrobe edit plus a shopping trip. Say whether the price includes time spent shopping on the client’s behalf.
Does a personal stylist get paid by the stores?
Some take a commission from stores; most charge the client only. Say which in your agreement, so the client knows whose interest you’re serving.
How often do clients need a stylist?
Once for a full edit, then a refresh each season. Offer the refresh as its own shorter session.
What it doesn’t do for you
There’s no lookbook builder, no shopping cart and no closet app. Share outfits the way you do now.
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