I’ve been waiting since January to apply with SF, and was finally able to in July when applications started being accepted again. You’ll get emails about your application every 4-6 weeks until they are able to schedule your interview. I had mine last Friday. I thought with my retail background and understanding of the algorithm (I’m a mathematician by trade), that I would have made an interesting stylist. I help girls on FB in the trade groups to get their profiles to match what they want. I mentioned wanting to help SF improve their process on the data side. When I didn’t get an offer (and their response comes quickly after the interview), I was curious why. They were very polite and wrote me back that while my personality and interest was there, that I wasn’t strong enough in styling. Personally, I believe you can train people on some of that and should want people who are passionate about a client’s needs and who are passionate about the company...because they seem to have a high turnover rate with stylists. I was really disappointed, but in the email reply, I was reassured it was just my weakness in fashion itself that hindered my application. Know all 7 categories of clothing before going into the interview (Classic, preppy, edgy, boho, casual, romantic, and glamorous). Know what they classify as each and how to style them.