personal stylist
Britishnoun
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Personal stylist Ekaterina Kravchenko, 37, says young people are gravitating to clothing and accessories from the early 2000s.
She explored various creative corners before finding her rhythm as the personal stylist to singer Fousheé.
From Los Angeles Times
What people wear to the office has "just gone so casual" in the past few years, with more people wearing jeans and trainers to work, says personal stylist Karina Taylor.
From BBC
Otherwise "you may be pushing the boundaries," warns Nick Hems, a personal stylist in London.
From BBC
That followed a series of poorly selling devices, such as a voice-assistant-powered clock, the Fire smartphone and a camera that doubles as a personal stylist, the sources said.
From Reuters
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