Dressing for a

professional 

photoshoot

TOP TIPS for photoshoot dressing

(I've also created seasonal inspiration boards for you)

one.

Choose complimentary outfits

Align your colour tone and palette but avoid matching exactly

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Simple patterns photograph best, avoid large logos and graphics

two.

Consider your season

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Choose brighter colours for spring and summer and darker more moody colours for autumn and winter

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If you are uncertain - neutrals and earthy tones always look beautiful and classic

three.

Be comfortable

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Plan in advance to avoid problems on the day - if you don't fee good, it will show in your portraits

Keep it simple for the kids - and put their outfits on once you arrive to keep them clean 

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Wear shoes you can walk in, avoid straps that fall down and tops that ride up

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Fitted clothing flatters more than baggy clothing

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Four.

For studio shoots neutral colours and no patterns are best

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My studio wardrobe is growing all of the time and I have only photographed a tiny proportion, so have a look at the boards below and then give me a call

The studio wardrobe caters for pregnancy shoots, newborns and kids under 5

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