Stylist directory · Norway

Personal stylists in Oslo.

3 independent stylists in Oslo, from Oslo sentrum, for wardrobe edits, personal shopping and colour analysis; 1 also work online. Each one links to their own website.

stylists
3
work online
1

Oslo sentrum

Colouranalysis by Susanne

Personal colour analysis in central Oslo with a colour fan, plus help fitting colours into your wardrobe and shopping guidance.

  • Colour analysis
  • Wardrobe edit
  • Personal shopping

From NOK 1,450 · 60-minute consultationNorwegian

colouranalysis.no

Marianne Mac

Central Oslo studio offering twelve-season colour analysis, style analysis, wardrobe clear-outs, make-up advice and shopping trips.

  • Colour analysis
  • Wardrobe edit
  • Personal shopping

Prices on requestNorwegian

mariannemac.no

Online too

Sterk & Stilig

Colour and style analysis, wardrobe guidance and shop visits at home or in Oslo, with online analysis also possible.

  • Colour analysis
  • Body shape
  • Wardrobe edit
  • Personal shopping

From NOK 4,990 · colour, style and shopping packageNorwegian

sterkogstilig.no

Closetboard for iPhone

Your stylist, inside your closet.

A stylist works best when they can see what you already own. Closetboard puts your whole wardrobe on your phone, cut out and ready to pin into outfits, so a session in Oslo or over video starts with your real clothes, not a rail of new ones.

  • Share your closet with your stylist. They see every piece you own and build looks from them on a board, between appointments too.
  • Say yes or no to each look. Looks they make for you arrive in their own album, with their notes beside your pieces.
  • Pieces they suggest land in your wish list, where you can try them against what you own before buying.
  • Keep it going on your own. Style me finds outfits you’ve never worn together, for the day’s weather, from the same closet.
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Before you book

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.

Wardrobe edit

Going through what you own with you: what to keep, alter, sell or give away, and which outfits are already hiding in there.

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Personal shopping

Shopping with you, in person or from pre-picked rails, for the gaps the wardrobe edit found, in your size and budget.

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Colour analysis

Draping fabrics against your face to find the colours that suit your skin, hair and eyes, usually with a swatch card to keep.

Read the guide

Body shape

Working out the shapes, lengths and proportions that flatter you, so fit stops being guesswork.

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Online styling

Sessions over video, with shopping links and outfit plans sent afterwards: no need to live nearby.

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  1. Look at their own clothes and clients. A stylist’s Instagram or portfolio tells you more about their eye than their prices do.
  2. Book the smallest session first. A colour analysis or a short call shows you how they work before a full day’s shopping.
  3. 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 Oslo?

Most stylists in Oslo here quote on request, so ask for a price list before you book. Colour analysis and short online sessions tend to cost least, a full wardrobe edit or a day’s shopping most.

Can I work with a stylist online?

Yes: 1 of the 3 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?

Many do even when their websites mostly show women; it’s worth asking. Elsewhere in the directory, the Menswear filter shows stylists who say so.

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.