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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve only heard of stylists for celebrities. [/quote]

I’ve used a few different low budget ones.  I’m the opposite of a celebrity or OP’s daughter.  I’m a middle age mom who’s not into style and doesn’t like to shop.  There are stylists at several department stores and a variety online.  [b]Stitch Fix could be considered one, although it’s a generic computer. [/b]

To OP- no, your daughter doesn’t need this.  Someone will rip you off and take your money.  Let her be, she will find her style with friends at the mall at some point.  You might think it looks awful.  I don’t like the choices my 14 yo makes but she looks similar to her friends in her clothing choices.  She made a lot of clothing changes between 7th and 8th grade.  [/quote]

Hate to say this, but at this point AI is better than some lady at Nordstrom. Stitch fix is geared at old(er) women though -- not going to work for a teen.

I used to work at Altar'd State; if you had come in to our store, preferably not on a weekend when we were crazy busy, we could have helped out a lot. If you can find a store she is inclined to like, call, ask to talk to the manager to set up an appointment to come in and get some help. They can even talk to her and pull things for her to try before you get there, and then you can go through the store as well. They will LOVE to do it, and you will have better results than you would at Nordstrom, Stitch Fix, etc. when at a teen store. Unfortunately there isn't an Altar'd State at Tysons at the moment, but there are plenty of places that would do. [/quote]

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