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 Styling for Maria Bakalova’s princess cut Giorgio Armani red gown was a “new normal” for Paster. Usually each actor that I am styling, even if they’re on a location shooting, I usually prep all my dresses and I go wherever my client is: if they're in LA we do a fitting in LA or I'll fly to NY or internationally. But because of the pandemic I was unable to do my fittings in person. The amazing thing about Armani is that they are a global house so I was able to prep out of LA and they have a PR office in Milan that they sent things from to London. So, we found our pieces with Maria and Armani and then we had our fitting.” Never Underestimate an Old Lady Who Loves Crocheting and was Born in January Shirt

“The trickiest part was trying to get the dress back the weekend before the Golden Globes. They put the dress on a plane and it got stuck in customs but Armani was absolutely wonderful and had a second dress prepped and sent with someone to hand carry. But luckily our first and favorite dress made it to us just in time and she looked like a dream.”

Some lows that Paster has felt in styling in a time of Corona is missing the feeling of being free, of being able to be around her clients and her team, and grabbing more clothes from showrooms in a day. “A lot of the people in London, Paris or New York are still closed or work with a skeleton crew. Another low is that for every job we do on set we have to take a Covid test. I've had days where I take 4 different tests and that’s a lot of time. And then the biggest low of all is seeing my friends and peers not working.”

In looking forward to how these stylists think their industry will look going forward Erlinger notes: “I think the process of dressing for major events, award shows, press tours, and premiers will hopefully become more sustainable. I think this past year has pushed stylists to be extremely creative and use what is available to them, meaning looking through current collections and even past collections to pull pieces from instead of creating custom looks. Additionally, working virtually has been so successful for me, which has saved both time and money.”

For Guest it’s about the process. “The main change that I’ve experienced is not so much in the act of our styling, but more so in how we are going about the process. Everyone has been forced to become a little more flexible, a little more understanding, and I think for all of us it was a needed change.”

Paster understands the value of working smarter and not harder and she wants things to go differently within styling. She was constantly on the go for the past twenty years with no vacation due to constant styling.“ I take my 10 days at Christmas time but to take 2 weeks off for a personal vacation, I've never done that and what this pandemic has done is give me time for myself, and helped me realize that I do need that time for myself and to be mindful off that time and to use it wisely.” 

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