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Ana Iriberri Asesores de Imagen
Madrid image consultancy working with individuals and companies: wardrobe reviews, personal shopping, men's styling, online advice and team training.
Stylist directory · Spain
Personal stylists in Madrid.
7 independent stylists in Madrid, from Aravaca and Las Rozas, for image consulting, wardrobe edits and personal shopping; 6 also work online. Of those who publish prices, sessions start from €97. Each one links to their own website.
- stylists
- 7
- work online
- 6
- lowest starting price
- €97
Online too
EDH Personal Shopper
Madrid image consultancy for men and women: colour and figure analysis, wardrobe reviews at home and guided shopping routes, with online packages too.
Online too
Edith Chan Image Consulting
International image consultant working from Madrid with expats and professionals: wardrobe reviews, colour and body-shape sessions, shopping and event styling, online too.
Aravaca
Margarita Diosdado – Asesoras de imagen
Madrid image consultant offering colour and body-shape advice, wardrobe reviews with a written dossier, accompanied shopping, event looks and executive image work.
Las RozasOnline too
María Medina
Image consultant near Madrid helping women and men with wardrobe organisation, shopping trips and event outfits, in person or online.
Online too
Mónica Diego Personal Shopper
Madrid image consultant and personal shopper for women and men, offering wardrobe clear-outs, figure advice, wedding looks and online styling.
Online too
Personal Shopper Style
Image and colour consultations in Madrid and León, with online versions, plus bridal and guest hair and make-up.
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What a personal stylist actually does.
Most stylists sell a few set sessions. These are the ones you’ll see most often in this directory, and what you get from each.
Image consulting
How you come across as well as what you wear: grooming, presence and dressing for a role.
Read the guideWardrobe edit
Going through what you own with you: what to keep, alter, sell or give away, and which outfits are already hiding in there.
Read the guidePersonal shopping
Shopping with you, in person or from pre-picked rails, for the gaps the wardrobe edit found, in your size and budget.
Read the guideBody shape
Working out the shapes, lengths and proportions that flatter you, so fit stops being guesswork.
Read the guideOccasions
Weddings, black tie, interviews and big days, sometimes for the whole party.
Read the guideOnline styling
Sessions over video, with shopping links and outfit plans sent afterwards: no need to live nearby.
Read the guide- Look at their own clothes and clients. A stylist’s Instagram or portfolio tells you more about their eye than their prices do.
- Book the smallest session first. A colour analysis or a short call shows you how they work before a full day’s shopping.
- Ask what you keep afterwards. Outfit photos, a shopping list, a swatch card: the best sessions leave you dressing better on your own.
Questions
Good to know.
How much does a personal stylist cost in Madrid?
Of the 3 stylists here who publish prices, the cheapest sessions start at €97 (online image consultation) and the highest starting price is €600 (image consultation); the middle is around €300. Colour analysis and short online sessions tend to cost least, a full wardrobe edit or a day’s shopping most. Prices are from the stylists’ own websites, checked 21 October 2026.
Can I work with a stylist online?
Yes: 6 of the 7 stylists here offer sessions over video, so you don’t have to live nearby. You show them your wardrobe on camera or in photos, and they send outfit plans and shopping links afterwards.
What happens in a wardrobe edit?
The stylist goes through your wardrobe with you, piece by piece: what to keep, what to alter, what to let go, and which outfits you already own but haven’t tried. Most leave you with a list of the few pieces that would make the rest work. It usually takes two to four hours.
Do personal stylists work with men?
Yes. 5 of the 7 stylists listed here say they style men; use the Menswear filter to see them. Many others will too if you ask.
Are these stylists paid to be listed?
No. Every listing comes from the stylist’s own public website, and nobody pays to be here or to be higher up: the order is alphabetical. Closetboard doesn’t take a fee when you book. Stylists can ask us to add, change or remove their listing.
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Listings come from stylists’ own websites and were last checked on 21 October 2026. Closetboard isn’t paid by them and takes no fee. Is this your business? Ask us to change or remove it.