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showcase magazine Sep 2021 germany issue 857
Beata Isabella Nitzke fashion stylists
Beata Isabella Nitzke is a Polish-born, Stuttgart-based freelance fashion stylist, fashion editor and creative director. She lives in Stuttgart, Warsaw and Ibiza.
Beata loves to work in both women’s and men’s fashion. She creates moments in which absolute perfection and impeccable taste are preserved for eternity in one photograph. Focusing on the particular wishes of each client, she puts her entire passion into her work, and her good humour is always present. She speaks German, Polish and English.
She is an incredibly talented artist with an endless imagination. A perfectionist, she loves to work in a team and manages projects to the highest standards with creativity, energy, spirit, sensitivity and a marvellous sense for colours, trends and shapes.
Her fashion portfolio includes work for magazines such as Lucy’s Magazine, POZA MAGAZINE, Kaltblut, Jute, Solstice, Fault and many more. Beata also works for lookbooks such as Kenny’s, as well as a range of different catalogues from fashion Lagerhaus to sport fashion SPORT 2000, and commercial clients including TAMRON, Mercedes, Siemens, Bosch, Kaercher and Sparda Bank.
For Beata, "good styling is like a gentle, radiant smile. It is never too imposing and yet can be seen by everyone; it never says too much and lets you know the whole story."
Check out Beata's latest news and more information on her website, Instagram and Facebook.
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showcase magazine Sep 2018 germany issue 712
Beata Isabella Nitzke fashion stylists
Beata Isabella Nitzke is a Polish-born, Stuttgart-based freelance fashion stylist, fashion editor and creative director. She lives in Stuttgart, Warsaw and Ibiza.
Her fashion portfolio includes work for magazines such as Kaltblut, Jute, Solstice, Fault, Lucy’s, Elegant and many more. Beata also works for lookbooks, advertising, a range of different catalogues from high fashion Lagerhaus to sport fashion SPORT 2000, and commercial clients including Mercedes, Siemens, Bosch, Kärcher and Sparda Bank.
Beata loves to work in both women’s and men’s fashion. She creates moments in which absolute perfection and impeccable taste are preserved for eternity in one photograph. Focusing on the particular wishes of each client, she puts her entire passion into her work, and her good humour is always present. She speaks German, Polish and English.
For Beata, "good styling is like a gentle, radiant smile. It is never too imposing and yet can be seen by everyone; it never says too much and yet you know the whole story."
Check out Beata's latest news and more information on her website, Instagram and Facebook.
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showcase magazine Mar 2018 germany issue 687
Beata Isabella Nitzke Fashion Stylist and Editor
Beata Isabella Nitzke is a Polish-born, Stuttgart-based freelance fashion stylist, fashion editor and creative director. She lives in Stuttgart, Warsaw and Ibiza.
Her fashion portfolio includes work for magazines such as Kaltblut, Jute, Solstice, Fault, Lucy’s, Elegant and many more. Beata also works for fashion, advertising, catalogue and commercial clients including Mercedes, Siemens, Bosch and Sparda Bank.
Beata loves to work in both women’s and men’s fashion. In her work she creates moments in which absolute perfection and impeccable taste are preserved for eternity in one photograph. Focusing on the particular wishes of each client, she puts her entire passion into her work and her good humour is always present. She speaks German, Polish and English.
For Beata, "good styling is like a gentle, radiant smile. It is never too imposing and yet can be seen by everyone; it never says too much and yet you know the whole story."
Check out Beata's latest news and more information on Instagram, Pinterest and LinkedIn.
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showcase magazine Jun 2017 germany issue 651
Beata Isabella Nitzke fashion stylists
Beata Isabella Nitzke is a Polish-born, Stuttgart-based freelance fashion stylist, fashion editor and creative director. Her fashion portfolio includes work for magazines such as AFI, Jute, AM21, Solstice and many more.
Beata also works for fashion, advertising, catalogue and commercial clients including Siemens, Bosch and Sparda Bank.
Beata loves to work in both men’s and women’s fashion. Her impeccable sense of style has influenced countless projects. In her work she creates moments in which absolute perfection and impeccable taste are preserved for eternity in one photograph.
Beata's taste influences labels big and small, and her unique style can always be distinguished - characterised as it is by the strong will to obtain the perfect photograph. She puts her entire passion into her work and her good humour is always present. She speaks German, Polish and English.
For Beata, "good styling is like a gentle, radiant smile. It is never too imposing and yet can be seen by everyone; it never says too much and yet you know the whole story."
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showcase magazine Mar 2017 germany issue 638
Beata Isabella Nitzke fashion stylists
Beata lives in Esslingen am Neckar and works as a fashion stylist and fashion designer for photo productions. Her impeccable sense of style has since influenced countless projects. In her work she creates moments in which absolute perfection and impeccable taste are preserved for eternity in one photograph.
Beata's taste influences labels big and small, and her unique style can always be distinguished - characterised as it is by the strong will to obtain the perfect photograph. She puts her entire passion into her work and her good humour is always present!
For Beata, "good styling is like a gentle, radiant smile. It is never too imposing and yet can be seen by everyone; it never tells too much and yet you know the whole story."