Who Are You Working For?

When you start working as a fashion stylist, it is crucial to know from the outset both who is the client and who has hired you for the job (this will often be the photographer), and to listen to their opinions and requirements. Some clients play a more active role in the creative team than others – for example, if the client is a high-profile brand,

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