Examples · Fashion stylist
Odile Sarr, a link in bio template for a fashion stylist
Example page only: Odile Sarr is a made-up fashion stylist, and so is everything on it.
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Why it is built this way
2024 to now. The first button on Odile Sarr's page dates the portfolio, "Portfolio, 2024 to now", and that small detail matters to the people who hire stylists. Fashion moves quickly, and a portfolio labelled with its years tells a producer the work is current before they open it.
Follow a booking through the page. A producer is putting together a shoot and needs a stylist for editorial or campaign work, in Paris or Lagos, the two cities in the bio. They check the current work first. Then "Rates and availability", which saves an email. Then "Agency representation", for bookers who go through agents by default.
Notice how much the design holds back so that path stays clear. In the editorial layout a full-bleed portrait fills the top of the screen and the name sits over its bottom edge, as on a magazine cover. Near-black (#0B0B0C) and a warm off-white bio (#E6E1DC) leave room for one saturated magenta (#C2185B), which fills the first button with pale lettering (#FDF7FA), like the single colour note in a styled outfit. Instrument Serif, tall and fashion-editorial, sets the name while Inter keeps the details neutral, and the corners are square.
For anyone booked on current work, a price and a contact, this is the order to put them in.
What is on the page
- Editorial layout
- Fonts: name in Instrument Serif, bio in Inter, buttons in Inter
- Colours: buttons #C2185B with #FDF7FA text, background #0B0B0C, bio text #E6E1DC, profile ring #C2185B
- Square buttons
- Button 1: Portfolio, 2024 to now
- Button 2: Rates and availability
- Button 3: Agency representation
