Every aspiring stylist dreams of being the next Monica Rose or Law Roach but before that you will have to get your feet wet by working under another stylist as their intern then assistant.

The studio services return process is much different than that of a showroom or from when you buy and return. Much different.

On the latest episode of our podcast, The Fashion School Dropout we’re discussing all the things you’re thinking but no one says out loud.

You may have sent your resume off with the best of intentions but what probably landed your resume in the “no” pile is simply you didn’t list off the skills we as stylists actually need on our team.

Ever wondered what it takes to land an internship with prestigious companies like Chanel and Vogue? Or how about with Beyonce’s stylist? Well, look no further because we’re hearing straight from the girls who’ve landed these coveted roles and they’re sharing their best interview tips with you!

The most common questions I get from aspiring stylists are regarding the styling process so I decided to do a break down of my process from start to finish. Notice I italicized “my”, because every stylist has a nuanced process but I feel this is pretty standard, so break your notepad out and let’s get started: