When your favourite celebrity style icons get dressed up for a red carpet, a front row seat at fashion wee,k or even just to go out for dinner, a lot of thought and effort has been put into assembling the perfect wardrobe fit for the occasion. In order to execute the looks that we love so much, celebrities not only lean into their own natural sense of personal style and preferred aesthetics; they seek the help of some of the most notable and lauded celebrity stylists around. 

Industry icons who have made it their life’s work to know exactly how to dress a celebrity to their individual style strengths, there’s plenty of tips, tricks and advice to be gleaned from these experts who dress the fashion icons we love. From Greta Lee and Ayo Edebiri’s stylist Danielle Goldberg to Margot Robbie and Zoë Kravitz’s style guide Andrew Mukamal, here’s all the celebrity stylists who dress your favourite celebs—and their styling secrets.

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Danielle Goldberg

Greta Lee, Ayo Edebiri, Kaia Gerber, Laura Harrier, and Olivia Rodrgio

If you’re a rising It-girl of contemporary fashion (read the likes of Greta Lee and Ayo Edebiri, who are arguably some of the year’s very best dressed) there’s a good chance you’re being dressed by New York-based stylist Danielle Goldberg. Having worked in fashion media (a Vogue intern alum, in fact) for years prior to switching to styling, Goldberg has not only years of invaluable industry experience but a natural eye for the effortlessly cool wardrobe. From styling The Row campaigns to dressing some of the most stylish stars of our time—Lee and Edebiri are joined as Goldberg’s clients by Kaia Geber, Laura Harrier, Olivia Rodrigo, and model Camille Rowe—Goldberg is fast becoming a modern stylist for the history books. 

Working with Edebiri and Lee, Goldberg spends a lot of time looking through the racks of the cool-girl labels the two actress’ love like Loewe, Bottega Veneta and Proenza Schouler. Lately, the stylist has been pulling some great archival looks for Rodrigo and Gerber on the red carpet too, showing she’s just as adept at styling a vintage ensemble as she is a cutting-edge modern wardrobe.

Her secret: In a New York Times article on Goldberg, Chioma Nnadi, head of editorial content at British Vogue, said the stylist’s choices for Edebiri perfectly reflected the actress’ “sense of humour and youthful energy”, a balance that Nnadi noted can be hard to strike. It’s certainly Goldberg’s M.O., blending the eccentric with the elegant; the bold with the sleek. She also pays close attention to colour, matching the right shades to all her clients. Whilst rarely putting too many competing colours together, preferring monochromatic looks, Goldberg knows the power of pairing similar shades and contrasting palettes in a look. Accessories are relatively minimal, letting outfits speak for themselves, and she frequently uses bold silhouettes as the focus of an outfit.

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Dara

Hunter Schafer

Dara may only have one regular client as a stylist, since she’s busy enough being the fashion director of Interview, but it’s a such an impressive collaboration that it easily sets Dara apart as a major celebrity stylist. Hunter Schafer, an actress who has been redefining red carpet fashion lately and becoming one of the industry’s most stylish dressers in general, blending the avant-garde with the demure, has Dara to thank for her recent sartorial success.

Having started work together on Schafer’s press tour for The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes and moving onto the 2024 award season, it’s been a match made in heaven. From the paint-stroke Schiaparelli dress in Berlin to the archival golden Prada set in London and the ethereal pink silk Prada gown Schafer wore to the Golden Globes, it’s been viral hit after hit.

Her secret: Go big or go home. For this stylist, minimalism is well out and maximalism is in. Dara hasn’t been afraid to not only explore bold textures, sweeping silhouettes and traffic-stopping palettes, but dressing Schafer in a whole variety of aesthetics, refusing to stick to one look. Whether its a pared-back, floral mini to an elegant LBD or gothic bejewelled naked dress, Dara’s formula is to not have a formula, and to take fashion risks. Which have, without fail, certainly paid off.

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Jamie Mizrahi

Jennifer Lawrence, Riley Keogh, Adele, and Jeremy Allen White

We all know that Jennifer Lawrence went through an incredible style transformation in 2023 that saw her usher in a new era of elevated minimalism and contemporary quiet luxury, both on and off the red carpet. Suddenly stepping out in the likes of The Row, and more modern Dior selects than she’s previously opted for, it’s all thanks to celebrity stylist Jamie Mizrahi. Mizrahi’s work with Lawrence has been a masterclass in looking effortlessly put-together and casually expensive and oh-so-cool, focusing on slouchy relaxed tailoring and monochromatic fits with a touch of mature jewel tones. As well as Lawrence, Mizrahi is the sartorial fairy godmother behind Chanel ambassador Riley Keogh’s classy fits—looks that take traditional, modest Chanel codes and injects a modern touch to suit Keogh’s vibe—as well as Adele, and Jeremy Allen White. 

Her secret: Mizrahi takes a very personalised approach to her styling. So much so that you’d put her clients side-by-side at times and not be able to tell that they were dressed by the same mind. Therein lies her method: knowing what aesthetics and styles suit each individual person, and leaning into them without compromise. The stylist also knows the extreme power of a pair of sunnies and the perfect bag choice to complete an outfit, her best looks rarely without them.

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Rebecca Corbin-Murray

Florence Pugh, Gemma Chan, Simone Ashley, Lily James, and Priyanka Chopra

For the celebs who love a touch of glamour interpreted in a modern, slightly edgy lens, Rebecca Corbin-Murray is a go-to stylist. From Florence Pugh to Salma Hayek, Simone Ashley to Lily James, Gemma Chan to Priyanka Chopra and more, Corbin-Murray is positively run off her feet dressing some of Hollywood’s most notable women. For this stylist, there’s not much that glam and embellishment can’t solve on the red carpet, or a bold power suit. Sequins and jewels, leather and lace, glitter and feathers, you name it and Corbin-Murray has utilised it to help her clients make bold statements.

Off the red carpet, we see a lot of sophisticated tailoring and retro-inspired looks. There’s a sense of maturity across all her styling work, especially since she primarily dresses older women, but of course, not completely sans a touch of playfulness. The likes of her younger clientele like Pugh and Ashley, for example, love to take a bit of an edgy risk here and there. 

Her secret: According to Corbin-Murray, bold textures and power dressing are a must on and off the red carpet. There’s not much that some sequins, ruffles or patent leather can’t solve, and she makes liberal use of these contrasting fabrics in her looks. Her M.O. is feminine and bold, and the stylist positively loves a tailored blazer and pencil skirt combo. Tight dresses and fitted pants are also a staple, and form-hugging looks in general never go out of style in Corbin-Murray’s world. It’s all about finding the silhouettes and cuts that suit who she’s dressing, and understanding a body shape to find the perfect fit. 

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Molly Dickson

Sydney Sweeney, Camila Mendes, Lana del Rey, and Lucy Hale

With a background in fashion media and having assisted celebrity stylist Leslie Fremar for years before striking out on her own, stylist Molly Dickson has been dressing some big female Hollywood names to much success. Most recently having been in the sartorial spotlight after client Sydney Sweeney’s Anyone But You press tour, which saw memorable look after look styled on the Euphoria star, Dickson has also found notoriety dressing Camila Mendes, Lana Del Rey, Lucy Hale, Sadie Sink, and Ariana Greenblatt, to name a few.

With such a young range of female clients, Dickson has become something of a household name for the celebrity feminine aesthetic—ironically, since the stylist herself told Vogue she personally has more of a tomboy-style. From the custom sparkling sheer Miu Miu gown that Dickson put Sweeney in for a New York premiere to Mendes in sweet With Jean on her own press tour, Dickson knows how to curate an elegant yet playful wardrobe for the young woman.

Her secret: Leaning into a feminine aesthetic with a touch of edginess here and there has been Dickson’s most successful formula so far. Making ample use of leather, denim and sparkles in very youthful yet elegant, on-trend fits that are largely monochromatic with pops of soft colour has worked a treat. Dickson is also a fan of a bold neckline and sheer fabrics, strongly believes in a good pair of jeans and a sexy top. Soft and sophisticated, with a sensual edge.

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Law Roach

Zendaya

A stylist who needs no introduction, Law Roach has been redefining the landscape of celebrity fashion for years. These days, his only non-editorial client is the red carpet queen and Hollywood darling, Zendaya, but one client is all it takes to see Roach’s legendary styling talent. With so many formal events and press tours lately, we’ve seen Roach put Zendaya in look after look, many of them archival. The stylist has been dipping into ’90s Vivienne Westwood and Thierry Mugler, emerging Korean street style brands and custom Loewe, sticking to no one aesthetic beyond “show-stopping”.

For Roach, what’s the point of a look that doesn’t halt a room, or start a conversation. A largely contemporary wardrobe with hints of retro-inspired designs, Zendaya’s looks range from sweeping gowns to tailored suits, and colours and patterns are as welcome as a simple white dress.

His secret: There’s really no one way to capture Law Roach’s approach in a singular formula, but his love for referential looks imbued with meaning and history are obvious. If you take Roach’s advice, an archival look with a story to tell is always going to make the right statement. Be that a neon coloured gown or plain grey skirt suit, outfits that speak of pop culture or fashion history are everything. In short, go vintage shopping.

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Andrew Mukamal

Margot Robbie, Zoë Kravitz, Carey Mulligan, and Billie Eilish

We all know that Zoë Kravitz, Margot Robbie, Carey Mulligan, and Billie Eilish are four of the most stylish, best-dressed Hollywood celebrities right now. What you might not know is that they’re all dressed by the same celebrity stylist: Andrew Mukamal. Both on and off the red carpet, Mukamal has worked wonders with his clients, earning them their covetable fashion status and turning them into style icons almost overnight.

If you loved Robbie in any and all of her referential Barbie press tour looks, Mulligan in her retro-inspired Oscars Balenciaga gown, and Kravitz FROW at fashion week in her signature Saint Laurent looks, you can thank Mukamal for them all. Beyond the carpet, Mukamal doesn’t rest, and styles his clients in the chicest most elevated of fits. Perfectly tailored blazers, oversized designer business shirts and the perfect pair of denim jeans, Mukamal knows how to dress the 30s-something woman in truly sophisticated and timeless ways.

His secret: Elevated minimalism is often Mukamal’s motto. A formula that, luckily, is universally flattering. Slouchy jeans and an oversized blazer paired with a simple yet chic top never fails, and Mukamal knows that. The stylist also knows the importance of accessories, though again, minimally. A pair of sleek black sunnies and a leather purse is all you really need to look expensive. Warm browns, blacks, off-whites and denims reign supreme in Mukamal’s world, with touches of bright pinks, reds and patent leather. It’s quiet luxury, with an edge. 

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Erin Walsh

Anne Hathaway, Selena Gomez, Sofia Carson, Alison Brie, and Elizabeth Banks

Fun, feminine and with a blend of retro meets contemporary aesthetics, stylist Erin Walsh’s approach to fashion delicately totes the line between the timeless and the statement-making. Her notable client list includes Anne Hathaway—who has undergone quite the style transformation in recent times thanks to Walsh—Selena Gomez, Sofia Carson, Alison Brie and Elizabeth Banks. We see plenty of stunning gowns, beaded accessories and plenty of bows in Walsh’s work, as the stylist loves to put a youthful touch in her old-school elegant looks. Led by a more maximalist approach to both formal and casual occasions, her clients are nary seen in a plain or basic ensemble.

Her secret: “What’s your go to to element of style? Lately mine has been ease,” Walsh wrote on her Instagram recently. “For me that translates into lots of white, layering yummy soft and light textures I don’t have to fight with, and always a shoe point of interest.” Between classic femininity and playful youthfulness, sensuality and demureness, Walsh loves what a sequin or rosette can do to a simple silhouette, and isn’t afraid to take an elegant look and give it a sexy twist. 

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Karla Welch

America Ferreira, Greta Gerwig, Olivia Wilde, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Sarah Paulson

You know a celebrity stylish has chops when they work with the Barbie movie cast, including America Ferreira and Greta Gerwig, and other Hollywood style icons like Olivia Wilde, Tracee Ellis Ross and Sarah Paulson. And by taking a look at her clientele, you just know that Karla Welch’s strengths are sophisticated meets quirky looks, and effortlessly cool yet effortlessly chic wardrobes. From Ferreira’s consistently bedazzled, elegantly fitted recent award season dresses to Gerwig’s off-beat suiting and tailored ensembles, and Ross’ mature, cool-girl approach to fashion from FROW to red carpet, Welch not only plays to her client’s personal styles but overall works to a “less is more” formula.

Her secret: Textural layering, a trustworthy blazer and a hint of sparkle are regularly Welch’s go-to’s. The stylist knows that black and other muted, neutral colours are always timeless and sophisticated, but isn’t afraid to go in for some complimentary shades depending on her client. It’s colour theory at its finest. Welch also knows that dressing maturely doesn’t have to be boring, and she plays with the conventions of masculine and feminine dressing in perfect contrast with each other. Ever so slightly retro, without feeling conservative, Welch wants you to wear clothes that make you feel fun and powerful.

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