Between sessions, most styling clients get looks as a string of photos in a text thread. Answers get lost ("which one did I say yes to?"), links break, and what should be an easy order turns into a back-and-forth.
A deck keeps each look in one place, with the details that matter and a clear yes or no.
One look per card
Give each look its own card with the occasion, total price, the pieces, sizes and brands, with what's included as tags. Add photos of the full look and close-ups of key pieces.
Order or ask for alternatives
Use Order these as the shortlist button and Request alternatives for looks that aren't quite right. You get their picks by email, with any note, like "love it, but in a size up?"
Build around an occasion
Send a deck per occasion (a work wardrobe, a wedding guest look, a vacation capsule) rather than everything at once. It keeps the choice focused, and clients answer sooner.
Make it yours
Every plan picks one of five looks and a color for its decks, so they match your studio's style. On Team plans you can add your logo, remove the rufl branding and use your own domain. See Your look, color, logo and name.
Step by step
- 1Start a deck from the Personal styling template, named for the occasion.
- 2Add three to six looks with total price, pieces, sizes and photos.
- 3Choose Order these and Request alternatives as the shortlist buttons.
- 4Send the link by text or email.
- 5Order what's approved, and restyle anything they flagged.
Questions people ask
How do stylists share looks with clients?
Many send photos by text, which gets messy. A deck with one look per card (occasion, total, pieces, sizes, photos) and an Order button keeps every answer in one place.
Can clients ask for a different version of a look?
Yes. Add Request alternatives as a shortlist button, and clients can include a note saying what they'd change.
Can the decks carry my studio's branding?
Every plan picks a look and a color. Team plans can add a logo, remove the rufl branding and use their own domain.