What to Wear

1. Choose Comfortable Clothing: Select outfits that make you feel comfortable and confident. Natural body language flows when you feel good in what you’re wearing. Avoid stiff collars and tucked in shirts, go for a more relaxed feel.

2. Consider the Location: Think about the colors and styles that will work best with our shooting location. For urban settings, more modern attire can look great, while casual, earthy tones work well in natural settings.

3. Layers and Accessories: Incorporate layers and accessories to add dimension to your look. Scarves, hats, and jewelry can elevate your outfit and give you options during the shoot.

4. Avoid Busy Patterns: While subtle patterns may add interest, large graphics or overly intricate designs can be distracting. Stick to solid colors or simple patterns that complement the setting.

5. Fit and Flatter: Choose clothing that flatters your body type and feels good to wear. Tailored outfits or flowy garments can help create beautiful shapes in your photographs.

6. Group Coordination: If you’re shooting with a group, aim for coordinated outfits without being overly matching. Select a color palette that brings everyone together while allowing for individual expression.