You have probably already come across his work since he has styled a lot of Madame Peripetie’s shoot. German fashion stylist and set designer, Rolf Buck has a overflowing abundance of creativity, always introducing avant-garde outfits and thinking outside the box, his styling is definitely different than other stylists… Read the full story

Written by Guest Blogger Anna Tatton

London-based stylist Toby Grimditch pieces together wonderful editorials, with each outfit envying the next. I love how the outfit’s seem to perfectly reflect the mood of the model. Toby manages to style the usually obscure clothes in such a way that his model’s still appear completely at home in them. Toby’s clients include Sleek and Varon magazine as well as Dansk where he is also the fashion director. Read the full story

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Not that we are super fans of Lady Gaga, but we have to congratulate her stylist for continuously doing such an amazing work, and especially on Gaga’s newest vide, Telephone. Nicola Formichetti, is considered to be one of the best stylist in the Industry. [Watch Telephone by Lady Gaga feat. Beyonce below] Read the full story

Great inspiring work from Berlin based stylist Sebastiano Ragusa?  he’s also Fashion Director of the underground magazine Derzeit.

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Australian wardrobe stylist and former Australian Vogue market editor, Tiana Wallace’s portfolio covers a full range of meticulously executed style. Her work as a a stylist has contributed to magazines including Oyster, Harper’s, Pages, and Grazia. She has traveled to many countries in developing her portfolio and this is major factor in the quality of her work. You can see in these photos I have highlighted that her inspiration comes from many unlike places. To see more of her work visit Viviens Creative Management’s website.

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Roberta Rusconi began her styling career as a fashion stylist for the magazine D La Repubblica delle Donne and has been working for the magazine since it’s’ beginning in the late 1990’s. Roberta also collaborates with the following magazines Mirage, Plastic and Grey and is also a fashion editor for Metal Magazine. She has a great eye and sense of balance when putting together looks. Though her influences and aesthetic is definitely forward high fashion a lot of her looks feel accessibly wearable. Here I have featured bit and pieces from her portfolio to showcase some of my favorite looks. Rusconi is represented by Motif Management in Barcelona and Atomo Management in Milan, but you can also check out Block 10, her company with creative director/photographer Luca Merli, where you can see her entire portfolio.

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