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A stylist can't go on a shoot without their kit. A stylists kit is filled with supplies and tools that help the shoot run smoothly, and has the clothes photographing beautifully. Here is a little preview of what you will find a stylists kit.

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40" CLEAR GARMENT BAG

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For keeping all of the fancy borrowed clothes safe and sound.

Updated Aug 5, 2009

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FINE SAND PAPER

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You are probably thinking, what does a stylist need with sand paper?! Well actually, sand paper is great for roughing up clothes to make them look aged.

Updated Aug 5, 2009

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OSBORNE LEATHER PUNCH

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A leather hole punch is perfect for punching extra holes in belts and should always be in your bag.

Updated Aug 5, 2009

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Ziploc Storage Bags Quart 12-25 Count boxes

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Ziploc bags are a must! Trust me, you will need them and you will use them. Great for organizing the supplies in your bag and holding smaller items, like jewelry on a shoot.

Updated Aug 5, 2009

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RUFFIAN SET BAG

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This bag will hold all of your stylist needs. Its mad sturdy, has tons of pockets, and is pretty comfortable to lug around too. It's a definite must have.

Updated Oct 15, 2009

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CHROME COLLAPSIBLE RACK

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When you are off on a shoot and the location doesn't have rolling racks you are going to need to bring your own. How else are you supposed to hang the clothes? This one is great. It will run you about $80 but its nice and sturdy and won't let you down like some of the cheaper ones.

Updated Aug 5, 2009

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JIFFY STEAMER MODEL J-2

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Don't go on a job without a steamer. Its the most efficient way to get out wrinkles when you are off on a shoot.

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JIFFY ESTEAM

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This mini-steamer will be your best friend. Just fill it up, plug it in, and never pick up an iron again. Just remember to unplug it when you are finished using it because there isn't an on and off switch.

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LARGE BLACK SAFETY PINS

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Bet you didn't know they came in black did ya? Yeah, they do. So practical for when you are pinning black garments. Gotta get that perfect fit.

Updated Oct 15, 2009

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