5 Surprising Red Carpet Secrets From a Celebrity Stylist

Have you ever pondered what truly goes into getting a superstar celebrity main street prepared? Cosmopolitan.com addressed beautician Jennifer Mazur, whose customers incorporate Alessandra Ambrosio and Olivia Culpo, about the extremely laden political procedure. 

1. Ninety-nine percent of what you see on a celebrity lane is on credit. "I will make a rundown of the considerable number of brands that I think will work for an appearance, and afterward I will begin to email them and I say, 'Hey, this is the appearance/occasion she has coming up, I am searching for these pieces. Would you be occupied with advancing to me?' I will either get a 'yes, completely,' or "no." If it's a no, it could be, 'Sad, these pieces were at that point worn,' 'Sad, these pieces are in Japan for a Vogue shoot,' 'Sorry, this piece is tore or broken.'"

2. Each brand has a go-to rundown of celebs they will dress. "Valentino, for instance, will make a rundown of who is totally, constantly endorsed, and after that that is given to their PR group. I would contact the PR group and, on the off chance that I am dressing somebody who is on that rundown, I will get a yes, experience the runway accumulations, and send them what I'm occupied with. In case I'm dressing somebody who isn't on the rundown, the PR group will say, 'Too bad, she is not a portion of our marking of who we might want to see wearing our garments.' If it's somebody they are fascinated by yet not certain, they say, 'We are going to have an internal talk, and afterward we will hit you up.' So it's extremely political. I was dressing one top of the line model for an affair, and I contacted Valentino PR, who dependably advances to her, and they resembled, 'We are going to go on this one.' I have no clue why—perhaps the occasion doesn't get enough squeeze, you never know."

3. A beautician as a rule has only three to four days to pull together a search for a celeb. "Some of the time it's two days, now and then it's tomorrow. Once in a while it's 'I have an occasion today evening time, would you be able to get it going?' It's fast, you're scrambling, you must make sense of how to get this going on extremely constrained time."

4. Pieces of clothing are legitimately custom-made. Twofold sided tape is a final resort. "PR has an understanding that things can be changed in the event that it is worn. Each beautician has their go-to tailor. Mine is splendid. I will let him know what is lasting and what is interim, and, on the off chance that it's transitory, he will modify it to seem as though it was done impeccably, yet it's all collapsed and creased and there are these darts and mystery things that you can't see. I don't do sews with tape and stuff. It doesn't stay, it's uncomfortable for the customer. Everything is customized in light of the fact that you don't need some individual on the floor covering not feeling her best. You need her to feel like, Wow, this was hand crafted for me."

5. All things considered, closet breakdowns at times need settling on the fly. "I have had request where a dress tore. I once needed to sew a customer into a dress for the Grammys. That was a bummer and a stunner. When you go get your customer prepared, you bring your pack, and your unit has all that you could require. You have your sticky tape; you have your areola covers, sticky boobs, additional heel bolster, needle and string, build up roller, pins. You never recognize what is going to happen—a catch could tumble off."