Beat Bolliger

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Beat Bolliger
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  • Born: Switzerland
  • Nationality: Swiss
  • Notable Works and Collaborations: Beat Bolliger has collaborated with Hermès, Giorgio Armani, Hugo Boss, Tod’s, Gucci, and Rick Owens. His editorial work includes contributions to Vogue Italia, Harper’s Bazaar, V Magazine, Self Service, and Document Journal. He has also worked with photographers such as Inez & Vinoodh, David Sims, Mario Sorrenti, and Sølve Sundsbø.
  • Signature Style or Philosophy: Bolliger’s styling emphasizes clarity, proportion, and restraint. He favors a minimal and refined approach that allows the character of the clothing and the individuality of the subject to take precedence.

Beat Bolliger is a Swiss-born fashion stylist known for his work across menswear, campaigns, and editorial projects. After studying at Studio Berçot in Paris, he began his career in casting before moving into styling, a shift that defined his professional direction. His early experience included working with brands such as Gucci and Rick Owens, and contributing to the Hyères International Festival of Fashion, where his eye for character and proportion began to draw attention.

Over the years, Bolliger has built longstanding collaborations with leading photographers including Inez Vinoodh, David Sims, Mario Sorrenti, and Sølve Sundsbø. His approach to styling is rooted in precision and restraint, often described as clean and modern. This sensibility has led him to partnerships with major houses such as Hermès, Giorgio Armani, Hugo Boss, and Tod’s, among others.

Bolliger’s editorial work appears regularly in publications such as Vogue Italia, Harper’s Bazaar, V Magazine, Self Service, and Document Journal. In addition to his creative direction for campaigns and runway projects, he is also known for mentoring emerging stylists and sharing his experience across fashion’s changing landscape.

Based between Paris and Milan, Bolliger continues to work internationally, contributing to both commercial and editorial projects that reflect his focus on clarity, proportion, and the essential details of dress.