Elizabeth Stewart

Elizabeth Stewart’s career began with an academic foundation in journalism at The University of South Carolina. Following her degree, she moved to New York and Paris, where she developed her expertise as a fashion editor. During this period, she worked alongside publisher Patrick McCarthy at W and WWD, two prominent publications in the fashion industry. Her career trajectory then led her to The New York Times, where she contributed to the creation of significant fashion imagery under the guidance of Amy Spindler.

Stewart’s transition to Hollywood marked a new phase in her career, driven by a personal move to California. Here, she established herself as a leading stylist, known for her ability to craft distinct public images for her clients. Her client roster includes Cate Blanchett, Julia Roberts, Viola Davis, Sandra Bullock, Jessica Chastain, Zoey Deutch, Rebel Wilson, Gal Gadot, and Elizabeth Olsen. She has consistently demonstrated a commitment to sustainable fashion practices, advocating for rewearing and refurbishing garments. Her work also extends to collaborations with brands, creating capsule collections and contributing to various fashion initiatives. She is represented by A-Frame Agency and is the founder of Chic Relief, a venture with stylist Jordan Grossman.

Over the years, Stewart has cultivated a reputation for her editorial precision and sartorial influence, making her a sought-after figure in Hollywood styling. Her approach centers on understanding and channeling her clients’ existing styles, rather than imposing her own, thereby ensuring authenticity in their public presentations. She has been involved in several brand collaborations, leveraging her experience to design product lines and contribute to brand campaigns. These partnerships reflect her broad impact on the fashion landscape, from high-end editorials to accessible capsule collections.