Describe your styling service. Makeform creates a fashion consultation form for sizes, fit, style references, wardrobe gaps, budget, and goals before the client arrives.
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Sample prompts for the builder
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Audience
New clients booking an everyday wardrobe consultation
Format
Multi-step intake with style images and sizing
Prompt size
358 chars
Example form structure
Multi-step intake with style images and sizing
Contact details and pronouns
Clothing sizes, shoe size, and measurements
How should your style feel?
Budget range and target timeline
Upload inspiration or current-outfit photos
Suggested routing tags
New clients
Closet edits
Event styling
Ask for labeled sizes and relevant measurements because sizing varies across brands.
Step 1
Profile
sizes, measurements, fit, and comfort
Step 2
Define
goals, occasions, timeline, and budget
Step 3
Reference
inspiration, current looks, and wardrobe gaps
Step 4
Prepare
stylist reviews one organized client brief
A better first conversation
A structured intake handles basic facts before the appointment while leaving room for a personal conversation.
Collect category sizes, measurements, brand references, preferred ease, and recurring fit problems.
Pair style words and colors with uploaded looks and favorite brands to make preferences concrete.
Bring goals, deadlines, budget, constraints, and shopping priorities into one useful response.
Made for styling services
Start with the closest service, then tailor the fields and response path.
Understand routines, dress expectations, wardrobe problems, and desired outcomes.
Identify underused categories, fit changes, alterations, and pieces to preserve.
Capture the dress code, client role, comfort needs, deadline, and budget.
Turn priorities, sizes, materials, budgets, and approvals into a sourcing brief.
Consultation workflow
Generate, tailor, share, and review the intake before the appointment.
Name the service, client, needed information, and whether sessions are remote, in studio, or in-home.
Edit sizes and budgets, require essentials, and reveal service-specific questions conditionally.
Send the link with booking confirmation or embed it, leaving time to review uploads.
Review goals, constraints, measurements, and images to plan questions and options.
Intake approach
A purpose-built form organizes details while preserving the client's individual style.
Field guide
Use six focused sections, with short explanations and room for uncertain answers.
Client profile
Collect contact preferences, location, service, and the routines that shape clothing needs.
Size and fit
Request only useful measurements, allow unknown answers, and ask about recurring fit problems.
Style preferences
Combine choices, open text, and images to translate taste into practical filters.
Current wardrobe
Ask what gets worn, ignored, combined, tailored, or preserved before recommending additions.
Budget and priorities
Separate the total budget from per-item ranges, then let clients rank priorities and sourcing options.
Goals and logistics
Capture the deadline, logistics, and hoped-for outcome so preparation has a clear direction.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for stylists and personal shoppers preparing client intake.
It is a pre-appointment intake for a stylist or personal shopper. It gathers sizes, fit, style preferences, wardrobe needs, budget, timeline, and goals so the consultation begins with useful context.
Ask about the client's goal, daily life, current sizes, fit, preferred silhouettes and materials, wardrobe gaps, budget, and deadline. Add image uploads to clarify written style descriptions.
Use both when needed. Sizes help discuss familiar brands; measurements help compare size charts. Request only useful measurements, explain how to take them, and allow unsure answers for later confirmation.
Yes. Request inspiration, favorite outfits, problem garments, closet views, or event details. Label each upload clearly and add a note field for what the client likes or dislikes.
Yes. Use conditional sections after service selection. Event styling can request dress code and date; closet edits can ask about unused pieces; shopping can capture priorities and approvals.
Keep each question tied to preparation. Separate profile, fit, style, wardrobe, budget, and logistics into steps. Use choices for comparisons, open text for nuance, and optional fields for unknowns.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for creating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier only removes the Makeform badge.
Review the goal, deadline, fit, budget, and images together. Flag gaps for discussion, then prepare focused questions, items, or outfit directions.
Start the consultation with context.
