Styling is
all about flaunting the best aspects and camouflaging the flaws. Be it in
people clothes, hair, food or any product or item.
What all stylists can do?
Personal Fashion styling
Most coveted
choice.
Works as
image consultants.
Overhauling people’s
wardrobes.
Provide
advice on the styles, cuts, fits designs and accessories that accentuate the
positive attribute of client to suit these images.
Some fashion
stylists work behind the scene concocting the entire fashion and beauty look
for runaway shows, music, videos, advertisement & movies.
Ward Robe Stylists:
Decides the
ideal outfit and appearance for actors, models, musicians, dancers, newsreaders
corporate personalities etc.
Luxury retail Stylists:
Works in
departmental stores, high-end boutiques suggesting appropriate clothing and
accessory options to customers.
Editorial Styling:
Designing
innovation concepts.
Choosing
models, clothing & accessories.
Organizing
photo shorts for fashion management, catalogs and other print media.
Off Figure Styling/Still Life Styling:
For
mannequins or pictures.
Visual Merchandising Stylists:
Deals with
display of products in store or even for pictures or catalogs.
Photo Styling:
Invisible
profession requires a lot of planning. Preparation and precision to make
everything in photo look very natural and graceful.
Hour & Make up Styling:
About making
people look beautiful in professional saloons and spas; modeling agencies or
film shoots.
Deal with
style depending on appearance hair texture, skin type, latest friends and
personal requirements.
Recommend
products and techniques for good skin and hair care.
Food Styling:
Deals with
presenting food in such a way that it looks fresh, delicious and tempting, even
it may not be so.
It’s all
about look not taste for close up photo shoots for restaurant menus; cook
books, advertisement and magazines.
They use all
sorts of sneaking tricks like paint, soap, wax, lipstick, powder etc; to make
food visually appetizing even it may be otherwise inedible.
What Is Require to be a Stylists:
No
specialized full term training/course.
More about
aesthetics and personal flair than book knowledge.
Establish
credentials with allied course in fashion designing, cosmetology, and hair
styling beauty, visual.
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