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The Fashion Stylist's Job - Receiving a Job Offer
The Fashion Stylist's Job - Receiving a Job Offer

The Fashion Stylist’s Job — Receiving a Job Offer

As a fashion stylist you are likely to receive a job offer from a picture editor, production company, director, photographer or agent. Whoever books you becomes your client for the duration of the job.

The client will call you to check your availability (pencil you in) for the dates of the shoot and they will ask for an estimate of your fees or day rate. It is important to understand the difference between fees, budgets and expenses.

A fee is your payment for the job you do.

A budget is what is

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Why is it important to find a niche?
Why is it important to find a niche?

Why is it important to find a niche?

It's really hard to make this job work.

Mainly it's to do with clients –– getting them, holding on to them, getting paid by them, and of course doing the job for them.

It's a long process from start, to...start, to start.... to finish –– having to do the whole process again and hopefully again just to keep the work coming in.

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