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What’s This About
Five personal stylists and image consultants in Los Angeles say on their own websites that they take private male clients.
This guide lists what each website says about services, format and prices, such as
The Weitz Effect in Beverly Hills, in person and virtual
Next Level Wardrobe, with virtual and in-person styling
Meg Gallagher, with a separate men’s styling page
Amanda Styles Los Angeles, starting with a free phone consultation
Style Haus, which publishes its prices
and many more!
Confirm services and prices with the stylist before you book.
Key Points
01We read each provider’s own website on 7 October 2026 and kept only those that offer private styling to men in Los Angeles.
02Well-known red-carpet stylists who list only Instagram or agency pages are not included, because their websites do not offer private bookings.
03Only Style Haus publishes prices; the others give quotes on request.
04Ask whether sessions run in person or virtually and whether clothing is billed separately.
Los Angeles has many stylists, but the best-known Hollywood stylists mostly dress actors, musicians and athletes for film, music and editorial work, often through agencies, and the ones we checked do not offer private bookings on their own websites.
This guide lists five personal stylists and image consultants in Los Angeles whose own websites say they take private clients and work with men.
We read each provider’s own website on 7 October 2026; we left out stylists who list only an Instagram profile or an agency page, or whose websites do not offer private styling.
Services, formats and prices change, so confirm them with the provider before you book.
If you prefer a classic, understated wardrobe, our Old Money style guide explains the look before you brief a stylist.
1. The Weitz Effect, Andrew Weitz
The Weitz Effect is a styling consultancy founded by Andrew Weitz, with an address at 468 N. Camden Drive in Beverly Hills.
Its website says it works with men and women whose personal presentation plays an important role in their professional success.
Andrew Weitz’s profile page says he worked as a talent agent at William Morris Endeavor before founding the business.
Services Listed
Personal programmes are The Closet Cleanse, The Getting Started, The Extra Pop! and The Season, offered in person and virtually, with versions for men and for women.
Styling services cover wardrobe editing, personal shopping, tailoring and virtual styling.
Corporate workshops are sessions for companies.
The website does not list prices; ask for a quote through the contact page.
2. Next Level Wardrobe
Next Level Wardrobe describes itself as a woman-led company providing personal styling and image consulting to men and women.
Its Los Angeles page lists an address on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles.
Services Listed
Virtual services consist of virtual executive image consulting and virtual personal styling.
In-person styling means wardrobe styling in Los Angeles, including a men’s clothing stylist service.
You apply through a form on the website or by phone or email.
The Los Angeles page does not list prices.
3. Meg Gallagher
Meg Gallagher is a personal stylist working in Los Angeles and New York, with a separate page for men.
Her men’s page lists Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Burbank, Santa Monica, Venice, Redondo Beach and Manhattan Beach among the areas she serves.
Services Listed
Style and lifestyle consultation is a first discussion of your routine and goals.
The Closet Edit reviews the clothes you own.
Strategic personal shopping is about buying what your wardrobe is missing.
Outfit execution and Mobile Lookbook. Outfits are organised by occasion.
The men’s page does not list prices; book through the contact page.
4. Amanda Styles Los Angeles, Amanda Massi
www.amandastyleslosangeles.com
Amanda Massi is a personal stylist based in Los Angeles who also works in Las Vegas and remotely.
Her website says she offers wardrobe styling for both women and men.
Services Listed
Closet and style consultation. She reviews your wardrobe and style.
Personal shopping and seasonal sourcing mean buying new clothes each season.
Shoppable lookbook gives outfit suggestions you can buy from.
New clients start with a free 30-minute style consultation by phone, according to the website.
The website does not list prices and says each service is set to your needs and budget.
5. Style Haus
Style Haus is a personal styling studio based in Los Angeles that works in person in Los Angeles and Orange County and virtually across the US.
Its website says the stylist styles both women and men and can work with several members of one household.
Services Listed
Full Wardrobe Edit. This is the studio’s main service.
Wardrobe Refresh and Wardrobe Refinement are updates to the clothes you already own.
Event styling and virtual styling provide outfits for a set occasion, in person or online.
Prices
The website says the Full Wardrobe Edit begins at $4,500 for styling, with clothing purchased separately, and asks new clients for a minimum total budget of $8,500, which includes the $4,500 fee and leaves the rest for clothes (checked October 2026).
It also lists a styling membership at $47 a month (checked October 2026).
Before You Book a Stylist in Los Angeles
Ask whether the stylist works in person in your area of Los Angeles, virtually or both.
Ask what the fee includes, such as a wardrobe review, shopping time, tailoring or outfit photos, and whether clothing is billed separately.
Ask for an itemised quote before the first session.
If a website and the stylist tell you different prices, follow what the stylist confirms in writing.
Conclusion
The five stylists above say on their own websites that they take private clients and work with men in Los Angeles.
Their services overlap, so compare format, what the fee includes and current prices before you book.
Style Like a True Gentleman
Before you book anyone, it helps to know what image consultants usually look at first.
Professional styling usually starts with your body shape and seasonal colour palette, which help you choose well-fitting clothes in colours that suit your skin, eyes and hair.
Our guides also cover styling by occasion, location, season and time of day, garments, footwear, accessories and heritage fashion brands.
You can start on your own with our three quizzes.
1. Find Your Body Shape
Different garments suit different silhouettes, so your body shape is a useful starting point.
To check your body shape, take our body shape quiz for men.
Then take the second quiz to find your colour palette.
2. Find Your Seasonal Colours
The garments in your outfits come in many colours, and some colours will suit your natural colouring better than others.
To compare colours, find your seasonal colour palette with our seasonal colour quiz for men.
3. Find Your Fashion Style
Once you have a body shape and colour palette to work with, the next step is your personal fashion style.
Take our fashion style quiz for men; the results include a suggested style, outfit ideas and fashion brands.
Personal Help from The VOU
For personal help, you can book a consultation with our image consultants and fashion stylists.
Our styling services for men are paid consultations; the shop page lists what each one includes.
Wearing luxury brands does not on its own make an outfit work; knowing your body shape, colour palette and personal style first makes styling by occasion, location, season and time of day easier.
Contact us if you would like to book a consultation.