stylist
- noun
- /ˈstaɪlɪst/
- For the fashion show, she hired a stylist to create the perfect looks for the models.
That's why being a fashion stylist is a real job.
- That's why being a fashion stylist is a real job.
- However you dress Stitch Fix as the expert personal stylist that can help you look your best.
- The first one being a Stitch Fix, which is like having your own stylist, folks.
- Like we would have like what wardrobe stylist?
- I would encourage the person who is thinking about hiring a stylist to think about what their goals are.
- But still, if I'm paying you to be my stylist, then be my stylist and learn who I am at least a little bit.
- You put them in the new outfit ready to go, and you can work things out with your stylist in advance if you like.
- Oh, I always take all of my stylist things, usually jackets, purses, shoes.
- But Carla, I think it to me, Carla Welch, who's the stylist that we share.
- So there are moments where, you know, brands are paying sometimes just the stylist.
Examples
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Can I be the band's stylist instead?
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I just wanted to be a stylist to the stars.
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We had a fantastic stylist who was helping me.
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Oh boy, working as a fashion stylist, I thought I'd seen it all.
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I would encourage the person who is thinking about hiring a stylist to think about what their goals are.
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But still, if I'm paying you to be my stylist, then be my stylist and learn who I am at least a little bit.
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I know this stylist on Broadway.
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That's why being a fashion stylist is a real job.
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My name is Rushka Bergman and I'm a stylist of Prince and Paris Jackson this evening.
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The prizing includes a trip to Los Angeles, a professional makeover, personal stylist consultation, and wardrobe.
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Synonyms
A person who advises others about clothes and personal style
A person who creates fashionable looks for hair or clothing
A man who advises people about what clothes to wear
A person who advises others on new clothes and styles
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Etymology
Stylist comes from style, linked to the Latin stylus 'a tool for writing', and style came to mean 'a way of looking or doing things'. So a fashion stylist picks clothes and items to make a clear, planned 'look'.