Closetta gives stylists and wardrobe consultants a Tailwind CSS personal stylist template for selling styling time, not clothes. Every one of its 30 pages runs on Tailwind CSS 4. Bold Montserrat capitals, Playfair Display italics and full-bleed fashion portraits give the pages an editorial look, while the booking steps stay friendly.

Three Home Page Designs for a Personal Stylist Studio

Each home page introduces the studio differently, so a stylist can choose by working style.

• Home 01 – The Studio: a portrait slider, three numbered steps, a lookbook mosaic, stylists, client stories, packages and the journal.
• Home 02 – Colour & Style: a strip of portraits, the twelve seasons with tabs, the style quiz and lookbooks by season.
• Home 03 – Wardrobe Edit: a centred logo between the menu halves, a boxed black-and-white hero, then Keep, Tailor and Donate with the tailor’s prices.

Stylist Packages, Style Quiz and Session Booking

• Packages & Prices: 6 packages priced by the hour and the stylist. A builder adds hours, add-ons and home-visit travel. It then shows the deposit and the balance.
• Style Quiz: five pictured questions lead to one of 6 profiles. The result then matches lookbooks, packages and stylists.
• Book A Session: six steps run from the session to the summary. Visitors pick a day and start time from the stylist’s diary, add size chips and drop in three photos. Continue never blocks, and only Send checks the form.

Every lookbook, package and stylist card has a style-match ring. The ring fills from the visitor’s own quiz profile. A currency switch also reprices every page in dollars, pounds or euros.

Colour Analysis, Closet Audit and Lookbooks for Stylists

Colour Analysis names a season from a four-question finder. It also lists all twelve palettes with neutrals, metals and colours to avoid. In Closet Audit, a visitor sorts a sample rail into keep, tailor or donate. The page then prices the tailoring and dates the donation pickup.

Lookbooks holds 12 client looks. Visitors filter them by session, profile and season, or use search. Three single layouts show the brief, the season’s palette and the pieces kept and new.

Stylist Pages That Matter Most in a Tailwind CSS Personal Stylist Template

Packages & Prices, Book A Session and Style Quiz turn a visitor into a booked hour, so they matter most. Our Stylists, Stylist Profile and Client Stories then help a visitor choose whom to book.

The other inner pages are All Services, Service Details, How It Works, Style Gallery, About Me, Journal, Journal Details and FAQ with search. Contact has a map. Client Area, Login and Register handle accounts. Password recovery, Coming Soon and 404 finish the set.

This Tailwind CSS personal stylist template also has light and dark themes, right-to-left support, a WebGL swatch layer, Swiper sliders, Fancybox video popups and GSAP scroll effects.

Stylist Site Styling and Download Contents

With Tailwind CSS 4, each section keeps its styling next to its HTML. A block such as the Colour Analysis band keeps its appearance when you paste it into another page. The compiled CSS contains only the classes the pages call, which keeps the file lean. Mobile-first breakpoint prefixes adapt layouts such as the Lookbooks grid to the screen size.

The pages open directly from the download folder. Anyone who wants to change the design will find the Tailwind source in the download, ready to edit and compile again. Plain placeholders stand in for the preview photos. Documentation is included, and Font Awesome loads locally.