Three programs you switch on separately, and one queue to answer. Every request arrives with the stylist attached, so you know who is asking before you decide.
A DM here, an email there, a form somewhere else. Nobody on the team knows who has already been sent what, and the stylist asking is a name you have to go look up.
One queue, one status per request, and the stylist's profile sitting next to it: who they dress, where, what they charge, what they specialize in.
A stylist with an account on Stylement, which means someone running a styling practice with clients in it. You see their profile with the request: who they dress, where they work, and what they charge.
No. Every request is yours to accept or decline, and declining takes one tap. You can also turn any of the three programs off entirely if you are not running it this season.
Samples, press, and early preview. They are separate switches, so you can open press without opening samples, or offer a preview to stylists before a collection is public.
Yes. Team seats come with every plan, and each teammate is an owner, an editor, or a viewer, so someone can read without being able to change your listing.