Notion, a spreadsheet, and your memory do not scale. Stylement keeps every client profile, sizes, colors, and history in one styling-native record you actually use.
The things you would otherwise ask twice, kept where you look before a session rather than in a note you have to go and find.
The wardrobe you have already worked through, so you style from what exists instead of starting the survey again.
Every past session and every look you built, attached to her rather than filed by date in a tool that never met her.
What she actually reaches for, which is the one thing that tells you whether the last edit worked. Nobody else in this category keeps it.
Client notes scattered across tools that were never built for styling. Sizes in one place, color season in another, last season looks nowhere.
Each client Style DNA, sizes, colors, sessions, closet, and lookbooks in a single profile, ready before you walk in.
Yes, a client record built for styling rather than a generic sales CRM. It holds the things a stylist needs on hand, not a sales pipeline.
Yes. Each client has their sizes, color season, and Style DNA on their profile, alongside notes and history.
Yes. You can group clients into segments and send a broadcast, so the right message reaches the right people.
Yes. Each client closet and their past lookbooks live on the same record, so the history and the wardrobe are in one place.
The working summary of how she likes to dress: silhouettes, fabrics, what she avoids and why. It sits at the top of her record so you are not rebuilding it in your head before every session.
Yes. Her wardrobe, the looks you have built from it, and her session history are one record rather than three separate tools.
Because what a client buys and what she wears are different lists, and only the second one tells you whether your last edit landed. It is also the piece no other stylist tool keeps.
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