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• showcase magazine Oct 2023 new england issue 938

  Photographer: Mike Mielcarz More Photos
  Director: Jay Arcansalin Video Gallery

  Janelle Munro   Wardrobe and Prop Stylists

  Janelle Munro is a freelance wardrobe and prop stylist based in Philadelphia, who works locally and nationwide.

  She has styled wardrobe, props, products, and sets for TV, social media, e-commerce, the web, print and film.

  Janelle also occasionally works as a costume designer, having recently costume designed a late 1800s Western period music video for the band Ghost Hounds. In addition, she was the costume designer for the film 'Signs of Love', directed by Clarence Fuller, which won the Corbucci Distribution Prize at the Rome Film Fest in the fall of 2022.

  Janelle has recently worked on projects with clients such as: Arm & Hammer, Bank of America, Black Box Wine, Coldwell Banker, Lenovo, Merck, MetLife, and Sling.

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• spotlight magazine Jul 2021 stylists and hair & make up artists

  Photographer: Casey Robinson

  Photographer: Jonathan Pushnik More Photos
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  Philadelphia: Janelle Munro

  Janelle Munro is a freelance wardrobe and prop stylist based in Philadelphia. From there, she works all over the east coast and across the country.

  With a degree in photography, she has a unique perspective and understanding of colour and composition. Janelle is a visionary with a sharp eye for detail and brings her range of expertise to every project. She has styled wardrobe, props, products, and sets for TV, social media, e-commerce, the web, print, and film, and styled campaigns for clients such as Virgin Trains, Bausch + Lomb, Caesars, Anthropologie, Comcast, IKEA, White Castle, and Free People.

  Janelle is highly creative and continually draws inspiration from art, film, literature, and her travels, and she infuses a sense of storytelling into each shoot. Janelle is energized by the hunt of finding the perfect piece for every character and set, whether scouring antique shops or pulling from local upcoming designers.

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