The phrase "assistant stylist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who assists a stylist, typically in the fashion or beauty industry.
Example: "As an assistant stylist, my job is to help prepare models for photoshoots and ensure that all outfits are organized."
Alternatives: "stylist assistant" or "junior stylist".
She worked with a pool of friends, including fellow photographer Emmeline de Mooij, who became her model, assistant, stylist and the first of several muses.
After a stint as an intern for Perry Ellis in the late 1980s, she quickly rose from an assistant stylist at Mirabella to fashion director at Elle in 2000.
Patti LuPone said Pat White, who has been her dresser on and off for over 20 years, provides her with more than just costume changes; she's a therapist, confidante, cheerleader, life coach, personal assistant, stylist and repairman.
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She showcased her first collection at Glasgow Fashion Week in 2007 and worked as an assistant stylist for the Sunday Herald and London designer Nova Dando, while also creating garments for music videos and TV ads and assisted styling Rosin Murphy.
LAST month, a gaggle of assistant stylists took a fashion-themed field trip along Fifth Avenue.
Ms. Tollman was already getting hands-on experience in the business at an age when some assistant stylists are still opening envelopes at Vogue.
What seems clear is that, unlike so many other personalities, she has not rallied a team of personal assistants, stylists and seamstresses to face the challenge of becoming famous overnight.
It's a low-budget, low-energy reality show in which its star lolls around her large Hollywood mansion, moaning about her weight to her children, True, 17, and Lillie, 15, and her personal assistants, stylists and various staff members, who may include a zookeeper: Ms. Alley raises pet lemurs in a large cage.
When the camera is doing its work, the small army of assistants, stylists, hair people, and hangers-on all fall silent.
"Powerful famous women don't say out loud that they have help at home, that they have nannies, housekeepers, chefs, assistants, stylists ― whatever it is they have to keep their worlds spinning because they are ashamed.
