STOP BUYING CLOTHES FOR EVERY SHOOT.
Professional stylists aren’t buying and returning clothes, shoes, and accessories every time they book a shoot or client.
They’re pulling.
From PR showrooms.
From designers.
From retailers through studio services. And they’re building relationships that give them access again and again.
But this is one of those parts of the fashion industry that you’re often expected to figure out on your own.
The Showroom Access Toolkit changes that.
I’m taking you behind the scenes and teaching you the process I’ve used throughout my career so you can stop guessing and start understanding how professional sourcing actually works.
EVERYTHING YOU’LL GET
👗 Showroom Access Training
Step-by-step training covering the showroom process from outreach through the pull, returns and relationship building.
💌 Showroom Outreach Email Template
Stop staring at a blank email wondering what to say.
Use my ready-to-customize outreach template to professionally introduce yourself, communicate the details of your project, and request a pull.
🛍️ Studio Services Training
Learn an additional sourcing method that can be especially valuable for personal stylists, emerging stylists and projects that don’t qualify for traditional PR pulls.
📖 Studio Services Guide
Your go-to reference for opening retailer accounts, understanding policies, developing relationships and navigating the studio services process.
“BUT WHAT IF I DON’T STYLE CELEBRITIES?”
This is one of the biggest questions emerging stylists have about showroom access.
Traditional PR showrooms often lend clothing for qualifying celebrity, editorial, commercial and entertainment projects.
So what happens if you’re styling private clients, building your portfolio, or working on a project that doesn’t qualify for a traditional showroom pull?
You still have options.
That’s why I’ve included dedicated Studio Services Training inside the Toolkit.
Studio services gives stylists another avenue for sourcing clothing through retailers, and I’m showing you how that side of the industry works too.
🛍️ INSIDE THE STUDIO SERVICES TRAINING
You’ll learn
🏬 How studio services works with retailers
📝 How to open studio services accounts
🤝 How to establish and build relationships with stores and sales associates
👗 How to pull merchandise for your styling projects
🔄 The difference between pulling through studio services vs. a traditional PR showroom
📦 How to professionally manage your merchandise and returns
Whether you’re already qualifying for traditional showroom pulls or you’re still building toward that level, you’ll leave understanding multiple ways to source clothing professionally.
THIS TOOLKIT IS FOR YOU IF…
✨ You’re already styling but still find yourself buying and returning clothes for shoots.
✨ You’ve heard other stylists talk about “pulling” but aren’t completely sure how the process works.
✨ You know showrooms exist but don’t know how to find them or approach them.
✨ You’re nervous about reaching out because you don’t know what to say.
✨ You aren’t sure whether your current projects qualify for showroom access.
✨ You want to build real relationships with showrooms, designers and retailers instead of starting from scratch for every project.
✨ You’re a personal stylist who wants to expand your sourcing options through studio services.
✨ You want to understand the professional sourcing process before you’re standing in front of a client or showroom expected to know it.
HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
👗 BEFORE THE PULL: Showroom Research, Prep & Outreach
We’ll cover how showrooms work, how to identify the right showrooms for your project, who to contact, what information you need before reaching out, and how to professionally position your request.
You’ll know what to have ready so you’re not blindly emailing showrooms hoping someone says yes.
BONUS: Email Templates: Use our ready-to-customize outreach template to professionally introduce yourself, communicate the details of your project, and request a pull.
🛍️ THE PULL: Appointments, Samples & Showroom Etiquette
Your pull was approved. Now what?
Learn what actually happens during the pulling process, from navigating showroom appointments and selecting samples to understanding the professional etiquette expected of you.
You’ll learn how to approach a pull strategically, communicate with showroom teams, and handle borrowed merchandise professionally.
📦 AFTER THE PULL: Returns, Credits & Relationship Building
The shoot wrapping doesn’t mean the pull is over.
Learn how to properly organize and return samples, handle credits and follow-up, and protect the relationships you’ve worked to build.
Because the goal isn’t simply getting access once.It’s becoming a stylist people want to work with again.
About Your Instructor:
Forbes 30 Under 30 listed stylist, Brittany Diego's work has been featured at red carpet events like the Oscars and Emmys as well as countless celebrity clients and companies including Revolve, JustFab, MTV, BET, Lori Harvey, Trevor Jackson, Draya Michele, and more.
Brittany was flooded with requests for career advice from aspiring stylists, however, having experienced firsthand the lack of resources and mentorship in the industry due to the competitive nature of the business, she decided to launch her then-blog, Fashion Mentor, in 2018.
The blog has since evolved into a career-development platform with an online Fashion Stylist Academy and annual Fashion Stylist Summit where students have gone on to have their work featured on major red carpets like the Grammys, assisted at the MET Gala, and have styled magazine covers, TV shows and styled clients including:
Angela Simmons
Bad Bunny
Kenya Moore of RHOA
Nick Cannon’s “Wild N’ Out”
Amazon
Rolling Loud
MTV Awards
BET Awards
And so much more
Most recently, Brittany is the author of the book "The Fashion Stylist Blueprint" where she breaks down all of her industry insider knowledge to the next generation of fashion stylists.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, with an important distinction. Traditional fashion showrooms are primarily geared toward stylists working on celebrity, editorial, commercial and entertainment projects.
That's why the Toolkit also includes Studio Services Training + the Studio Services Guide, which can be particularly valuable for personal stylists. You'll learn about opening accounts with retailers, building relationships, pulling merchandise and how studio services differs from traditional showroom pulls.
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Absolutely. While your current projects may not qualify for every traditional PR showroom, understanding how the process works prepares you for when they do.
More importantly, you're not only learning about PR showrooms. You'll also learn about studio services, giving you another sourcing avenue to explore based on the clients and projects you're currently working with.
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Yes. If you're already styling but still rely heavily on retail, struggle to secure pulls, aren't sure how to approach showrooms, or want to expand your sourcing options, the Toolkit can help you strengthen that part of your business.
You'll learn the professional process from outreach through returns so you can approach sourcing with more confidence and build stronger industry relationships.
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Absolutely! You don’t need previous fashion industry experience to learn how showroom access works. In fact, learning the sourcing process early can help you start your styling career with a stronger foundation.
We’ll break down the process from the beginning, including how showrooms work, how to find and contact them, how pulls work, and the professional etiquette you’ll need to know.
You’ll also learn about Studio Services, giving you another way to source clothing through retailers as you build your portfolio, clientele, and industry credentials.
No prior showroom experience or industry connections required.
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Each module will be released once a week over the course of 8 weeks to ensure you have time to take in and implement the lessons. Most people who take the course work full/part time jobs while transitioning into their styling career so while access to the content is opened throughout the course, it is up to you how quickly you move through the content. You have this content any future updates for life.
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We would never want you to be unhappy with our course. You can receive a full refund within 7 days of registering, no questions asked.