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About Thimble & Thread

Thimble & Thread is a human-first, tech-enabled personal styling platform on a mission to eliminate closet stress. We help women digitize, organize, and fully optimize their wardrobes. We are currently running active customer pilots and are building the future of closet-first wardrobe curation.


 

The Role (Expert Human-in-the-Loop Curator)

We are seeking an experienced, intuitive, and highly skilled Expert Virtual Wardrobe Stylist to join our early pilot cohort. In this role, you will hold the critical responsibility of being the definitive human "gut-check" for our backend AI engine. Our platform generates baseline wardrobe catalogs and initial outfit layouts. Your job is to step in as the Lead Curator, utilizing your deep expertise to ensure our clients receive sophisticated and highly personalized styling results.


 

What You’ll Do

Onboarding Quiz Review: Get up to speed on a client's needs by reviewing their onboarding quiz. 

Direct Client Consultation: Partner with the founder on a live, 20-minute virtual intake call with the client to assess their wardrobe goals, lifestyle needs, and closet pain points firsthand.

AI Expert Audit: Critique and refine automated, AI-generated outfit combinations against the client’s live notes, body type, and preferences.

The Expert Gut-Check: Leverage your advanced knowledge of style to veto combinations that fail real-world application, swapping in the correct pieces using our digital styling dashboard.

High-Level Curation: Ensure color palettes, seasonal transitions, and garment proportions are visually cohesive, elevated, and technically sound for the client's unique profile.

Operational Feedback: Track your execution workflow to help our team optimize our software and identify bottlenecks.


 

Who You Are

Experienced Professional: A proven track record in personal styling, wardrobe consulting, retail curation, or editorial styling. You trust your fashion instincts and consider yourself an expert in the field.

Client-Facing Authority: Exceptional client-facing communication skills with the ability to bring warmth, high empathy, and professional poise to video consultations.

Master of the Craft: Deep, seasoned mastery of body-type proportions, style archetypes, fit correction, and color theory.

Tech-Forward Mindset: Exceptionally digitally literate; excited about leveraging early-stage software, digital dashboards, or layout tools to scale your styling impact.

Reliable Partner: Highly organized, communicative, and dependable with swift freelance turnarounds.


 

To Apply

Please submit your resume and a link to a portfolio, digital lookbook, or past styling work that showcases your aesthetic eye, styling philosophy, and expertise.

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