
- How she uses online tools
- Her transition to online services
- How virtual styling services work especially wardrobe edits
Garmentier was founded in 2018 by professional stylist and retail veteran Lisa Bubes, who recognized the potential for personal shoppers to change the retail world through an entirely new direct sales model.
The Garmentier digital platform revolutionizes the relationship between retailers, brands and stylists and removes the barriers that have prevented a seamless and strong commercial partnership between them and the brands they help support.
Commissions, selecting and sending clothing from stores directly to clients without any need for upfront payments and custom tailoring are just some of the features of this platform.
In my interview today, Lisa and I talk about the industry challenges and how Garmentier was built to remove them in an innovative and intuitive way.
Currently available to US image professionals only, they do have plans to open the functionality and membership to other countries in 2021.
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In today’s episode, Goodpix Founder MaryLiz Lehman shares her journey towards digitising the stylist/client experience and how stylists today are offering virtual styling services to broaden their earning potential.
MaryLiz is a firm believer in the power of the stylist to change the retail landscape, AND in the power of the ‘relationship -based entrepreneur’, which was the inspiration behind Goodpix; a digital tool allowing you to create shoppable content in a one-to-many format.
Shoppable boards, collections, affiliate commissions and client micro-sites are all available for a monthly subscription fee to scale your styling or image business.
We discuss why stylists won’t be replaced with subscription-based, algorithm driven fashion services, and how the Goodpix technology has helped to make the human-touch of styling, shopping and customer service more efficient.
Today I’m talking with stylist Danique Martin about her business; Fashion and Finance.
Danique is a stylist but she’s also spent the last 5 years building her own insurance business, and she came to me wanting to create an overarching brand and business model that would allow her to continue to do both.
This episode is particularly relevant for those of you who have been asking me what to do about your marketing activity when you have 2 separate audiences or service areas.
As a client of The Styling Advisory’s Empire Blueprint Program, we worked together on Danique’s mission, vision, brand proposition and services to create a business that opened up multiple revenue streams; all centred on the promise of personal empowerment and financial freedom.
The other reason I wanted to share Danique’s experience is because she is an insurance expert specializing in the fashion and styling industry – so for all of you listening, if you don’t know what coverage you need as a stylist, from public liability insurance to income protection, here is someone that can explain it in a relevant way for our industry!
If you’ve got any questions about how you can create an overarching brand and business model for your own business, or if you want to learn more from stylist Danique Martin, you can email me, book in a chat or DM me @TheStylingAdvisory.
If you want to watch our lovely faces as we talk, you can also watch this episode on my Youtube Channel; The Styling Advisory.
Danique’s website: https://www.fashandfinance.com/
Anika Walker is an Australian personal stylist who has re-imagined the way she engages with women, regardless of age, size & budget, by launching a monthly subscription service called ‘Style Squad’.
Style Squad subscribers receive an email that contains two educational videos each month, including one using innovative shoppable video platform ShopShare.TV.
The focus is on everyday, smart casual looks teaching subscribers how to style them up & down and how to master the art of mixing and matching.
The move to a regional area prompted Anika’s transition to online styling services, but it was her experience styling thousands of women for major retailers and shopping centres Australia-wide that sparked her journey towards offering a personal styling experience any woman could access.
In today’s episode, Anika takes us inside Style Squad and shares her experience presenting a new concept to clients and subscribers. To find out more
https://www.yourstylerevolution.com.au/
Amanda Jessup is Channel 10’s Head of Network Styling, a role that sees her managing the creative direction for fashion, hair and makeup across every one of the network’s productions.
She is also responsible for creating the national style guide in line with the network’s individual production branding requirements.
Amanda has worked across films, television dramas, advertising campaigns, magazine shoots, as well as teaching and consulting as the NSW trainer for an Australian cosmetic company.
With over 20 years of experience across the various disciplines within the styling industry, it was a pleasure to gain a thorough insight into the world of television styling – the gruelling hours, the shift work, the multi-tasking and budget management requirements and her advice for how you can enter this area of styling successfully.
The pandemic has hit personal styling businesses hard, and I wanted to understand exactly what the commercial impact was, and how some styling industry leaders were not only surviving but thriving right now despite it.
In Episode #10, I sat down with Erin Mathis, Co-Founder of The Style Core, Creator of Your Million Dollar Look, TedX Speaker and Leading Virtual Style Coach (her services retail between $9 – $6000 USD!) to talk about the severe impacts on personal styling and image consulting businesses, and what you can do about it.
This episode will be useful if you can relate to any of these statements:
While Erin’s pivot to virtual services happened way before the pandemic, we discuss her online styling business and what clients are looking for in this new economic landscape.
From quicker, faster, digital services that support your core offering to complete virtual makeovers from the safety of your own home, we hear first hand how you can successful pivot your traditional styling business online,
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We’ll show you how to:
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We’ll give you 5x Virtual Service Ideas you can start offering RIGHT NOW….we promise these ideas are creative, fun and easy to build on your own!
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Replicate the latest services, start using the most popular tools and pivot your styling or image business under the direction of experts who have lived, breathed, taught and defined styling for over 10 years, as well as marketing experts working and talking with successful stylists from around the globe.
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Carol Sae-Yang is one of the most sought-after stylists in the industry, with a career spanning editorial, personal styling, television styling, fashion direction and most recently Sydney’s QVB Style Director.
Carol has been styling beauty, fashion and lifestyle shoots for some of Australia’s most respected titles including Sydney Morning Herald, Instyle & Cosmoplitan, building a network of the country’s elite photographers, designers, HMU artists and models, as well styling personalities for productions across Channel 10, 7 and MTV Australia.
Carol’s breadth of experience and knowledge of the styling industry led us along various conversational paths in this interview, taking us behind the scenes of shoots, client needs, the industry in general, her unique approach to retaining clients, and finally, some incredible, tactical advice for the classic challenge all new stylists find for themselves – pulling stock as an unknown stylist.
The purpose of our interview was initially to review her strategy for upselling clients; Branded photoshoots for her clientbase of modern leaders and entrepreneurs wanting to achieve their professional goals through strategic styling.
Carol has drawn on her editorial roots to extend the styling service beyond shopping and outfit curation, culminating in new head shots, media shots and web assets….. but we covered SO MUCH MORE.
This episode is jam packed with gold… so come join us for a truly eye opening journey into the world of styling.
In today’s episode, we receive a virtual styling masterclass with Stephanie Sprangers, CEO of Glamhive, the leading marketplace connecting stylists with personal styling clients from around the world.
Steph is a true champion of the styling community. Like me, she believes wholeheartedly in the value stylists bring to all clients, and the opportunities the styling industry has to shape the new retail landscape.
Steph explains:
As always, we discuss the future of styling and where the opportunities are for you to carve your own niche in the digital styling space.
If you are looking to refine your virtual styling systems and processes, visit our Programs page here or book in a free Empire Planning Session so we can review your current set-up, and create a roadmap for success.