Baltimore, MD · On-site
$80 - $90/hr
... mannequins, models, laydowns, and lifestyle imagery in alignment with established creative ... When not actively supporting photo shoots, the Stylist partners closely with the Merchandise team ...
Baltimore, MD · On-site
$80 - $90/hr
... mannequins, models, laydowns, and lifestyle imagery in alignment with established creative ... When not actively supporting photo shoots, the Stylist partners closely with the Merchandise team ...
$10.03 - $14.44
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A Model Photo Shoot job involves posing for professional photographers to create images for fashion, advertising, portfolios, or artistic projects. Models work with stylists, makeup artists, and directors to achieve the desired look and feel of the shoot. Shoots can take place in studios or various locations, depending on the project. The job requires confidence, adaptability, and the ability to take direction well.
A typical day on set for a model photo shoot often starts with hair, makeup, and wardrobe preparation before moving on to a series of poses or scenes directed by the photographer and creative team. You can expect to collaborate with stylists, makeup artists, and art directors to achieve the desired look and mood for the shoot. The pace can be fast, requiring you to quickly adapt to different outfits, settings, and instructions. Attention to detail, professionalism, and the ability to maintain energy throughout the day are key for success. Working on set also provides valuable networking opportunities with industry professionals that can lead to future assignments.
To thrive in a Model Photo Shoot role, you need strong posing techniques, an understanding of lighting and camera angles, and often some prior modeling experience or training. Familiarity with photo shoot settings, wardrobe management tools, and sometimes agency casting platforms is helpful. Confidence, adaptability, and the ability to take creative direction are standout soft skills for this position. These abilities ensure models work efficiently with photographers and creative teams to deliver high-quality images that meet client or brand expectations.
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$80 - $90/hr
Part-time
Re-posted 13 days ago
Position Title: Stylist
Reports to: Studio Manager
This position is onsite and operates on a flexible, variable-hour schedule based on production and business needs.
Candidates must be local to the Baltimore area or willing to commute.
Position Summary:
The Stylist supports the execution of high-quality photo production by styling products, mannequins, models, laydowns, and lifestyle imagery in alignment with established creative direction and client style guides. This role is responsible for sourcing, preparing, and arranging props and materials to ensure visual consistency, efficiency, and quality standards are met on set.
When not actively supporting photo shoots, the Stylist partners closely with the Merchandise team to prepare footwear, apparel, and other products for photo production. This includes steaming, hanging, cleaning, organizing, and styling product to ensure readiness throughout the production lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities:
Styling & On-Set Execution
Style products to meet photography briefs, client style guides, and creative direction while maintaining efficiency and quality standards.
Support smooth and timely transitions between products being photographed, including model outfit changes and mannequin styling.
Maintain visual consistency and accuracy across all shots.
Remain highly engaged on repetitive projects with strong attention to detail and adherence to styling standards.
Identify opportunities for predictive improvements to maintain speed and quality.
Pre-Production & Documentation
Complete pre-shoot tasks assigned by the Photographer, Lead Stylist, Project Manager, and/or Studio Manager, including product receiving, steaming, styling footwear, prop sourcing, and setting mannequin stands.
Create written documentation and visual references to support styling standards and client style guides.
Train and support fellow team members on established styling standards as needed.
Contribute insights and action items during Pre-Production meetings and Postmortems to support continuous improvement.
Wardrobe, Props & Inventory
Build and maintain wardrobe and accessory selections, including coordinating temporary acquisitions and ensuring accurate returns.
Maintain mannequin, prop, and styling inventory, identifying repair or replacement needs.
Ensure styling prep areas, on-set zones, and product storage areas remain clean, organized, and efficient.
Support overall product flow into, within, and out of the studio as requested by studio leadership.
Logistics & Administrative Responsibilities
Ensure products are properly prepared for return to clients and coordinate shipping as needed.
Package, ship, and track outgoing products.
Complete stylist project documentation accurately and on time, including production calendars, daily summaries, expense reports, time tracking, and mileage.
Adhere to production timelines and studio processes throughout the lifecycle of each project.
Knowledge and Experience:
Strong creative problem-solving skills with the ability to style products to maximize presentation through material, silhouette, and prop selection.
Exceptional attention to detail with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Flexibility and adaptability in fast-paced, changing production environments.
Clear and professional communication skills across in-person, phone, and email interactions.
Strong customer service mindset with the ability to build positive internal and external relationships.
Receptive to feedback and committed to continuous learning and improvement.
Highly organized, proactive, and able to work independently or collaboratively.
Ability to meet daily accuracy and time allocation standards.
Comfortable handling frequent interruptions and shifting priorities.
Calm, respectful, and collaborative demeanor, including during conflict resolution.
Proficient in reading, writing, and speaking English.
Moderate proficiency using macOS and Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.
Familiarity with digital photography equipment and workflows preferred.
Experience using web-based database and inventory management tools (e.g., Workhorse, Access, barcoding software) preferred.
Merchandising or photography certificate preferred; relevant experience may substitute.
Minimum of 2 years of experience as a stylist, photographer's assistant, visual merchandiser, or in a related role.
Knowledge of commercial digital photography workflows.
Experience in a creative agency, studio, or content production environment preferred.
Flexible schedule with the ability to accommodate long shoot days, early prep times, and client-driven schedules.
Physical Requirements:
The physical requirements described here are representative of those that must be met by this position. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Ability to stand or work on a cement studio floor for up to a full workday.
Ability to sit for extended periods as required.
Repetitive use of hands and fingers for tasks such as steaming, pinning, prepping, tagging, and data entry.
Ability to see and hear sufficiently to gather information and respond to inquiries.
Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry materials weighing up to 50 lbs.
Ability to work in low-light studio environments.
Ability to walk throughout a warehouse or studio floor while following safety guidelines.
Travel requirements are less than 10%.
Work Environment:
The work environment characteristics described here represent those employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
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Photography services
51 - 200 Employees
Portland, OR, US
1990