I’m a Stylist, and Here’s How I Define Party Dress Codes

Party dress codes defined by celebrity stylist, Mickey Freeman


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Courtesy of Michael Creagh for Mickey Freeman

Let’s start from the beginning. How did you become a fashion stylist? And who is on your client list? 

Fashion styling as a career has always been inside of me. In retrospect, I have subconsciously prepared myself for my trajectory throughout my entire childhood. My earliest beginnings as a fashion stylist started with me as my own muse. It was imperative for me to develop the necessary business acumen to help make my vision a reality. As I got older, I would be my own representation of who I wanted to be and where I wanted to go, so I would dress the part—and that was the driving force behind my career as a stylist.  

After years of traveling back and forth to NYC from my hometown of Philly to freelance and shoot with local photographers on various editorial test shoots, I eventually created a demand for me to actually be at the helm of an editorial shoot for GQ Portugal. I haven’t looked back since. Fast-forward, I am a celebrity fashion stylist and creative director represented by The Only Agency and have worked with many of the top entertainers in the industry, more recently, actors including Brett Gray, Keke Palmer, Peyton List, Kiana Madeira, and Woody McClain, to name a few.

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