A new client just booked. Now what?

Your client said yes. The first week decides whether that yes lasts. Here is the week, step by step, the way it runs in Stylement.

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Five steps, in order

01

Open the client page

Fill in the basics you already know from the call. It takes four minutes and it's the record every session after this reads from.

02

Send the invite

Your client sets up on a phone and the style quiz comes first. The answers land on the client page before you've met.

03

Add the first ten pieces

Ten is enough to start. Photograph as you go and the tagging is done for you, so the closet is usable the same afternoon.

04

Build one outfit

One look from clothes already in the closet does more than any mood board. Your client sees familiar pieces doing something new.

05

Send a lookbook

Put the outfit in a lookbook and share the link. That's the first thing that gets forwarded to a friend.

How the first week usually goes

  • 01The intake is a text thread and a voice note you have to go back and find.
  • 02The closet exists in your camera roll, between the dog and a screenshot.
  • 03The first look is a collage you built in an app that never met your client.
  • 04Your client tells a friend about you and has nothing to show.

What your client has at the end of the week

  • A page with the sizes, the quiz answers, and the ten pieces you started from.
  • One outfit built from clothes already owned.
  • A lookbook link under your brand, ready to forward.
  • A studio that already knows your client, before the second session.
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The first week, in brief

Does my client need an account to answer the intake?+

Yes, and the invite creates it. Your client opens the link on a phone, sets a password, and the style quiz is the first screen. Nothing to install.

Who photographs the closet?+

Either of you. Your client can send photos from a phone, or you photograph on the first visit. Batch upload takes a camera roll at once and tags each piece as it lands.

Why ten pieces and not the whole closet?+

Because the first outfit is the point of the first week, and ten pieces is enough to build one. The full closet comes on audit day.

What does my client see when I share a lookbook?+

A page under your brand, on a phone, with the outfit and the pieces in it. No login, no app to install.

What if I already have clients elsewhere?+

Send us your exports and we furnish the studio for you: clients, closets, color analyses. Most studios are move-in ready within 48 hours.

The studio your clients would see