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Inside The Fashion Mentorship Program
For stylists who are done guessing, done underselling, and done pretending everything's fine when it's not.
Foundation
Pricing, rates, negotiation. Know what you're worth and how to charge it confidently.
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Positioning
Portfolio, pitch, client communication. Get booked for the work you actually want.
Systems
Workflows, boundaries, job management. Turn chaos into sustainable growth.
Support
Weekly group sessions, private 1:1s, direct messaging. Real help when you need it.
JOIN THE MENTORSHIP TODAY:
The Investment
£750
Pay in full or split into monthly payments
✱ Weekly live group sessions with me - small group, maximum 15 stylists (Pre-recorded if you cannot make it!)
✱ Weekly private 1:1 coaching sessions tailored to your career
✱ Structured weekly coursework that walks you through building your foundation, positioning, systems, and growth plan
✱ 6 months full access to complete everything at your pace
✱ Direct messaging support inside The Studio for the entire 6 weeks
✱ My complete template library: contracts, pitch emails, rate calculators, client communication scripts
The Fashion Mentorship Program is a must for Stylists!
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Having done several university Stylist short courses, I can confidently say that I learned the most from Emily and her team. The knowledge and ins and outs of the industry she candidly shares during the Stylist Elixir Program are so valuable to anyone who wants to be a stylist. Thank you for being so kind and honest, Emily. I'll forever be grateful for what I've learned and the support I received.
You're stuck between where you are and where you want to be.
MAYBE YOU'RE EVEN FEELING IT RIGHT NOW
There's so much pressure to look like you've got it together (even if you don't)...
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The reality is you're piecing together advice from Instagram, hoping someone will just tell you what to charge, how to pitch, and how to actually build a career.
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Some days, you wonder if it's worth it.
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But, you're also at risk of getting trapped in a cycle like this:
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When you have no idea what to charge so you keep underselling yourself...
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When you're scrambling for every job because you don't have consistent bookings...
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When you don't have a portfolio or pitch that gets you the work you actually want...
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When you're working around the clock but your career isn't actually growing...
You find yourself saying yes to everything, charging too little, without any plan for how this turns into a real career.
I've been there...
I'm Emily Tighe, founder of Stylist Elixir.
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I've been working in fashion for 15 years. I've styled for GQ, Vogue, L'Officiel. I've worked with Robbie Williams, Lizzo, Christine Quinn, and brands like Casamigos.
From the outside, it looked like I had it figured out. But for years, I was taking every job, charging whatever I thought people would pay, feeling completely isolated.​
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That's when I knew something had to change. I started building real systems, setting boundaries, and connecting with other stylists who felt the same way.
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The transformation was massive. I went from saying yes to everything to choosing work I wanted. From constant money stress to predictable income.
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That's why I created The Fashion Mentorship Program, so you don't have to spend years figuring this out like I did.
A Sustainable Career as
a Fashion Stylist means:
Knowing exactly what to charge and having the confidence to negotiate without apologising
Getting booked for the work you actually want instead of taking everything that comes your way
Building multiple income streams so you're not dependent on one type of work
Working with clients who value your vision instead of treating you like you're replaceable
Having the freedom to turn down projects that don't align with your values or creative goals
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I'm so glad I did this program. Looking back, I realise I had no real plan of action or even a clear idea of how to begin my journey as an aspiring stylist. I was approaching it from the wrong angle entirely.
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What I appreciated most was that it didn't just focus on the 'successful' stage of a stylist's career. It showed us how to work our way up from intern or assistant to stylist, step by step.
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I now have a clear plan, a deeper understanding of the industry, and most importantly, I feel more confident and excited to get started.
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I'd recommend The Fashion Mentorship Program to anyone who wants to learn from scratch or strengthen the knowledge they already have.
Week One
Creative clarity, direction, and focus. Getting clear on the kind of career you actually want to build. We do a full career audit: where you are now, what work you're doing, what's working, what's not. We break down the styling sectors (editorial, commercial, celebrity, personal) so you understand what each involves, what it pays, and what it requires. You'll leave this week knowing your primary focus area and where you're heading.
Week Three
Fix and build your toolkit. This is where we take action on what you found in Week Two. We fix your portfolio, write your bio, create your pitch email templates, and sharpen your client communication. You'll leave this week with the materials that actually get you booked.
Week Five
Systems and sustainability. Building the behind-the-scenes foundation that supports consistent growth. We set up your business systems: calendar, invoicing, contracts, filing. We cover when and how to raise your rates, building repeat clients versus always hunting new work, and planning your year around quiet and busy seasons. You'll leave with systems that make your career feel manageable, not chaotic.
Week Two
Diagnose the gaps. This week is about auditing what you have. We review your portfolio: what's strong, what's weak, what's missing. We look at your brand positioning: how clients currently see you versus how you want to be seen. We identify your skills gaps: what you can do, what you need to learn, what you should outsource. You'll leave with a clear list of what needs fixing.
Week Four
Getting work and getting paid. This is the business side no one teaches you. Where to find clients (by sector), how to set your rates, negotiation scripts, and your job workflow from enquiry to invoice. We cover income stability: how to stop the feast-or-famine cycle. You'll leave with your rates set and your workflow mapped.
Week Six
Your action plan. We review where you were in Week One versus now. You'll create your 90-day action plan, identify what to focus on first, and build a structure to keep momentum after the programme ends. This isn't the end. It's the beginning of your self-led growth.
Doing this mentorship has given me so much insight into what styling is.
I really feel as though becoming a stylist will be much, much easier, as Emily was an amazing mentor, answering all of my questions and making it very easy to understand even at the entry level. I feel so much more knowledgeable about styling and the industry as a whole.
I’m so grateful to have done the Fashion Mentorship Program.
YOU ARE THE KIND OF STYLIST WE HAD IN MIND WHEN CREATING THE MENTORSHIP IF...
You're ready to stop underselling yourself but don't know what to charge or how to negotiate confidently
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You want real guidance on portfolios, pitches, and client communication, not generic business advice
You're great at the creative work but the business side is where you're stuck
You're tired of saying yes to everything and want a career that works for your life
You're willing to do the work if someone just shows you what to do
You're committed to building a styling career, not treating this like a hobby
SECURE YOUR SPOT NOW
5 spaces remaining. Program starts 10th January 2026.
Pay-In-Full
£750
3-Month Payment Plan
Klarna & Paypal
Questions? Email emily@stylistelixir.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this program for?
This mentorship is designed for fashion stylists at any stage, from complete beginners to established stylists looking to pivot or elevate their careers. Whether you're an assistant wanting to go freelance, a stylist looking to raise your rates, or someone transitioning into fashion from another field.
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What if I can't make the live group calls?
All sessions are pre recorded and available to watch in your own time. You'll still have your weekly 1:1 calls and access to direct messaging support throughout the program.
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How much time commitment is required?
Approximately 4-5 hours per week: 2-hour group call, 30-minute 1:1 session, plus 1-2 hours for weekly coursework and assignments.
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What happens after the 6 weeks?
You keep access to all course materials and resources for 6 months to complete at your own pace. The formal mentorship with live sessions and 1:1s ends after 6 weeks.
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Do you offer refunds?
Due to the intimate nature of the program and limited spots, all sales are final. Please refer to our full terms and conditions before purchasing.
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What platform do you use?
The program runs on Studio of Stylist Elixir, our private members platform. It's easy to use and accessible from any device.
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I'm not UK-based - can I still join?
Absolutely! We welcome international participants. All times are listed in GMT, and recordings ensure you never miss content if time zones don't work.
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What type of styling do you cover?
We cover all areas: editorial, commercial, celebrity/talent, personal styling, and costume. The principles apply across all styling disciplines.
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Will this help me if I'm just starting out?
Yes! We start with foundations and build up. Many successful participants have been complete beginners who needed direction and structure.
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How is this different from other styling courses?
This isn't a course, it's active mentorship. You get real-time support, personalised guidance for 6 weeks, and 6 months access to all materials. It's practical, not theoretical.
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Can I pay in instalments?
Yes, we offer a 3-month payment plan (3 x £250) via Klarna or PayPal to make the program accessible.
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What if I have questions during the program?
You have direct messaging access inside The Studio throughout the entire 6 weeks. No waiting for the next session when you need support.
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Ready to transform your career?