Oh hey there, thanks so much for having a browse! If you’ve landed here then I’m assuming you’ve booked a session with me, wonderful! 

I’ve put together some SUPER important info in regard to outfits. Please take a few minutes to have a quick read below.

Let’s start with the basics

Wearing natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, or silk can provide a comfortable and breathable feel for your photo session.

  •  Earth tones are a great choice as they are timeless. 

  • Solid colors or small prints can add interest to your outfit without being too distracting. 

  • Avoiding branding or logos on your clothing can help keep the focus on you and create a more timeless look in your photos. 

  • When choosing clothes with a pattern, make sure that the pattern is not too big, and a tiny and contrasting pattern looks strange in the photo. A good example is a men’s shirt with a tiny check or stripe.

  • Please don’t wear any bright white! Off-white or cream colors can provide a softer, more natural look that complements skin tones better. It’s also a good idea to avoid wearing too many pieces in the same shade of white, as it can wash out your complexion. Instead, consider wearing white as an accent piece and pairing it with other colors to add depth and interest to your outfit.

  • Too much blue in one outfit can give a cool tone to the overall look. It’s best to limit the amount of blue to one or two pieces per person, or to use it as an accent color. You can balance out the coolness of blue by pairing it with warm colors such as yellow, red, or with neutral tones like beige or gray. By keeping the blue to a minimum, you can create a more harmonious look for your photo session.

  • Bright red can reflect on the skin. Muted shades of red, such as burgundy, can provide a more balanced and flattering look. Additionally, burgundy can be paired with a wide range of colors and can add depth and interest to your outfit. 

  • Wearing clothes that are too tight or too short can be uncomfortable and distracting in photos, as well as drawing attention to areas you may not want to highlight. Similarly, wearing high heels can make you appear taller, but can also be uncomfortable and take away from the natural flow of the shoot. If you do decide to wear heels, consider bringing a backup pair of shoes that you can change into if needed. 

  • The goal of a photo session is to capture you looking and feeling your best, so it’s important to wear clothing that allows you to be yourself and feel confident.

Base colors that always look great are off-white, gray, cream, and brown. By choosing these colors for your family, you’ll never regret it!

Black clothes look amazing!

If you want to add color, then this scheme will help you. Any of these colors go well with each other! 

This is a selection of timeless classic “photogenic things”!

With these simple and affordable items of clothing that can be found in any store,  you can make amazing outfit

  • Trench

    So that the trench can be styled correctly — roll up the sleeves, tighten at the waist, creating beautiful proportions — take a freestyle, or even a size or a couple more than necessary, preferably long. Short trench coats will not give the desired effect.

  • Classic coat

    Timeless. plaid or plain, double-breasted or wrap coat — suitable for both men and women.

  • Suit

    Truly a great set for sessions!

  • Denim

    Denim jumpsuit, denim jacket — light casual outfit. Suitable for sessions in urban locations.

  • White shirt

    How many compliments can be collected in a regular white shirt of the right actual free cut!

  • Pajamas

    A favorite piece of clothing for many of us since the pandemic, yet so photogenic — why not? Increasingly, you can meet fashionable ladies in pajama suits right in public places.

  • Oversized sweater

    Contrast between rough texture and delicate fabrics, wide sleeves and thin wrists — always charming

  • Simple linen clothes

     The best thing to wear outdoors for a summer session or for a studio session at any time of the year. Here and dresses and shorts and overalls — the main thing is to choose natural colors.

  • Safari style

    Such clothes look incredibly photogenic in nature — pay attention to these elements of clothing — shirts, overalls, cargo pants.

  • Christmas

Outfits for photo sessions can be found at various clothing retailers, both online and in physical stores:

Whole Family:

  • Zara 

  • H& M 

  • Banana Republic

  • Abercrombie

  • Target

  • ASOS

  • Free People

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