Jul 1, 2026 · 57 min · 18 segments
On today’s episode, I’m joined by celebrity stylist Maeve Reilly for a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to build a career in Hollywood and develop a signature sense of style. Maeve…
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[upbeat music] So you spent years assisting before you started to get your own clients.

So what can people coming into the industry learn from you? Because again, I feel, and you and I have had this conversation.

People really take for granted that they can come into any industry and be number one.

So what are your thoughts? T- talk to us about, like, what that process was like for you.
I mean, listen, I was an assistant for nearly 10 years, like nearly 10 years before my own thing started to really, really, really get going.
Now, of course, towards the end of that, probably at the eight-year mark, I was dipping my toe in.
I was doing, like, dancers and music videos and trying to just, like, literally saying yes to anything that came my way.
But I just think the biggest thing that is lacking in this [laughs] younger generation-
And in my opinion, the best way to learn in any industry is to learn from the people who are doing what you wanna do.
And, like, learn from the best and get in the room and watch how it all goes down.
... gets really expensive in styling when you make mistakes, you know? And it can be the end, actually.
So I just think, like, take that safety, like, take the, like, I don't know, like, just, just slow down.

[upbeat music] So you spent years assisting before you started to get your own clients.

So what can people coming into the industry learn from you? Because again, I feel, and you and I have had this conversation.

People really take for granted that they can come into any industry and be number one.

So what are your thoughts? T- talk to us about, like, what that process was like for you.
I mean, listen, I was an assistant for nearly 10 years, like nearly 10 years before my own thing started to really, really, really get going.
Now, of course, towards the end of that, probably at the eight-year mark, I was dipping my toe in.
I was doing, like, dancers and music videos and trying to just, like, literally saying yes to anything that came my way.
But I just think the biggest thing that is lacking in this [laughs] younger generation-
And in my opinion, the best way to learn in any industry is to learn from the people who are doing what you wanna do.
And, like, learn from the best and get in the room and watch how it all goes down.
... gets really expensive in styling when you make mistakes, you know? And it can be the end, actually.
So I just think, like, take that safety, like, take the, like, I don't know, like, just, just slow down.
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