They had items overnighted and had a courier take outfits to her house. Thankfully, a skirt that Borsuk threw in at the last minute worked with the original top.
She was thrilled! In the course of working together, some personal shoppers may even spot signs of body dysmorphia, compulsive buying disorder, or hoarding in their clients. Personal shopper and stylist Michelle McFarlane tells Cosmopolitan that helping people try on clothing requires vulnerability and trust.
Personal shoppers stress that helping people find clothes they like is about more than clothing. With the right skirt or top, people may experience profound shifts in their body image, confidence, and self-esteem. BY Suzanne Raga. To become a personal shopper there are no specific educational requirements, though most sources suggest similar retail experience. A personal stylist advises people on new trends in design, types of clothes, colors and make-up. A personal stylist should not be confused with a stylist in a closet who chooses the clothes for written editorial articles, print or television advertising campaigns, music videos, concert performances and public appearances by celebrities and models.
Personal stylists typically work with the client on a one-on-one basis, whereas Wardrobe Stylists are often part of a larger creative team working with a fashion designer, photographer, art director, hairstylist, and make-up artist to develop a specific look or theme for the specific project.
You don't know which types or colors you fit? Are you new to Personal Shopping? Do you wear the same clothes again and again, because you have little time to buy new favorite pieces? You've always dreamed of a personal shopping day, where you buy only things you're going to love? Find how you can find a reliable and experienced one.
With adulthood comes a lot of responsibilities, and activities like shopping become hard to fit into your schedule. A personal shopper takes that burden off of your shoulders by doing all the work for you.
With their years of experience, personal shoppers know exactly which stores offer the best prices and the trendiest clothes and accessories. This will help you construct your original sense of style, which is essential if you want to stand out in a crowd. By the time I walk into a store with my client, I already know where everything is, which salesperson I want to help us out, and what styles I have in mind for the client. If you don't know what you're doing, why are your clients paying you?
You're not just picking out clothes; you're giving someone an experience. I like to treat my clients like VIPs when we're shopping. I'll pull a rolling rack to hang pieces and make sure we have a really nice fitting room.
Some stores, like Saks Fifth Avenue, offer complementary champagne, so I'll make sure my clients have that if they want it. Basically, anything to make them feel like a million bucks. You need to have excellent relationships with salespeople.
I like to scope out my salespeople way ahead of time to find the ones who are going to be most upbeat and helpful. If I'm working with a moody salesperson or a salesperson with attitude, that does not make my client feel good. In certain stores, I go to the same salespeople every time, and those relationships means I can always count on my clients getting the best customer service and attention. I've also built great relationships with makeup artists and hair stylists, because many times clients hire us to do an entire image overhaul.
You shouldn't work on commission. Then your client can trust that you're not just trying to sell them something so you can make a percentage off of it. Instead, you can either charge hourly or a set a package price. Some of my clients' closet consultations took six hours; some took one hour. Some clients wanted more time to shop, while others wanted less.
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