Celebrity styling cheat sheet

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Being a celebrity stylist isn’t what you think it is. A celebrity stylist’s main job is to interact with brands. Offer the celebrity in question a free costume, or arrange for them to wear a specific costume (usually one costume from head to toe) and receive money. The pessimist in me says: With the exception of a few clothing nerds on the internet, no one knows or cares if an outfit looks good on you or not, especially if you’re a man. That’s not to say there aren’t talented celebrity stylists or that styled outfits never look good, just that that’s not the point of the profession. It’s just a bunch of PR collaborations.

But maybe you like the way celebrities dress on the red carpet or during late-night TV interviews. It’s not that difficult. There are lessons to be learned about looking fun, glamorous, interesting, and relatable, not to mention fitting in with a red carpet theme. But they have a trick. Here’s a cheat sheet. Most of the time, stylists just repeat these six brands. I present their options without judgment (ok, with minimal judgment).

I came up with this list off the top of my head. You could argue that Saint Laurent, Kiss, NNO7, etc. are more common, but then you would be taking this article too seriously. This is all meant as a joke. In the 90s, the complete list was only “Armani”. Be grateful that there are so many varieties.

Juriba Heritage needs no introduction. Bode is used for senior cords and custom red carpet looks, sometimes with a different top here and there. Valentino is in charge of red carpet fashion, working with a very deliberately chosen cadre of celebrities to make them look great. Wales Bonner works in tailoring for Anderson & Shepherd, so she looks great on the red carpet, and besides that, she’s also a great designer, but yeah, for celebrities, it’s mostly the red carpet. Wax London and Corridor are suitable for a more realistic look. Wax London is known for its overshirts and Corridor for its knitwear.

Here are some photos.

Jeff Goldblum also talks about the Senior Code, but I can’t find any great pictures of it.

This section is a little different in the following ways: Most of these are Valentino brand ambassadors and are not one-off outfits. and b. Colman Domingo has his own gallery. He’s the best-dressed man in the red carpet world, and there’s not much to argue about this.

Whether Wales Bonner should be included on this list is debatable. A big part of this love of theirs is for the 2025 Met Gala red carpet, and their work, namely her work, Grace’s work, was featured in the Costume Institute exhibition on the same theme. ”Superfine: black style tailoring.

Four of the six looks above are from the same event, as you might have noticed. That said, Wales Bonner is also a more subtle choice for a celebrity’s casual look. This website has seen many celebrities wearing tracksuits all over the place. This blog has been tracking Harry Styles and has mentioned quite a few instances of him wearing Wales Bonner, including of course Wales Bonner’s samba.

Conveniently for me, Wax London has an entire album of celebrities dressed in 2024. However, I have chosen my own highlights.

Please be careful. do not have Also includes TV costumes. Wax London often appears on a variety of shows, especially at Abbott Elementary, where he sometimes appears on Gregory, but more often on Jacob. These colorful overshirts and polo shirts make the characters look fun and relatable at the same time. But this is about celebrity stylists, not costumers.

Like Wax London, Corridor Clothing is primarily worn on talk shows, but also as costumes. You’ve probably seen their outfits on Platonic, The Four Seasons, and Only Murders in the Building. Especially their cardigans. Man, I love cardigans.

I don’t really care what celebrities wear, but it does bother me. And they keep returning to the same well. They are not wrong to do so, they know what works and is good for them. But the funny thing is, I’ve started to recognize patterns.

You are now a stylist. Now, if a celebrity comes to you and needs to be styled, you know how to do the easiest and least important part of the job. Easy, right? Go ahead and make friends with each of these brands, find a celebrity spokesperson, get them to trust you…oh yeah. That’s the difficult part.

Anyway, here’s a bonus tip from Walton Goggins. He obviously doesn’t wear these brands? If you want me to put together a full album of Walton Goggins inspirations, please leave a comment. Honestly, it’s not difficult.

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