Fashion Invoice Template

Create professional fashion invoices for styling and fashion services with clear project details and deliverables. This fashion invoice template supports hourly styling, wardrobe packages, fittings coordination, lookbook/editorial styling, and sourcing—ideal for stylists, designers, and fashion teams billing brands, productions, and private clients. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on a Fashion Invoice

Fashion invoices should tie billing to a project or shoot and make deliverables easy to understand.

Project details
  • Project/shoot name
  • Client type (brand, individual, production)
  • Shoot/event date (optional)
Deliverables
  • Number of looks styled
  • Wardrobe package scope
  • Editorial/lookbook deliverables
  • Fittings coordination (if applicable)
Common line items
  • Styling hours
  • Wardrobe styling package
  • Design concept/moodboard
  • Fittings coordination
  • Lookbook/editorial styling
  • Sourcing/shopping service
Totals
  • Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
  • Payment terms and instructions

Fashion Pricing Models: Hourly, Day Rates, and Packages

Fashion services are billed in a few common ways.

1) Hourly styling
Good for short projects and personal styling.

2) Day rates
Common for shoots and production days.

3) Packages
Wardrobe packages for defined deliverables like a set number of looks.

4) Add-ons
Sourcing/shopping and fittings coordination can be billed separately.

Including a “Deliverables” field helps clarify scope so clients understand what the invoice covers.

Deliverables: Looks, Fittings, and Editorial Work

Fashion projects often revolve around “looks.”

Best practices
  • Use deliverables to state the number of looks or outfits
  • Note fittings coordination when included
  • Keep shoot-specific work separate from pre-production planning
This makes it easier for clients to reconcile the invoice with the production schedule.

Sourcing, Shopping, and Coordination Work

Sourcing can be a major part of fashion services.

Common tasks
  • Pulling options from boutiques/designers
  • Coordinating loans and returns
  • Shopping for specific wardrobe needs
Listing sourcing as its own line item and summarizing scope in deliverables keeps invoices transparent.

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