Keep it Simple:

Portrait & Egagement Session

$595

2 - 3 hour session

30 - 40 fully edited High Resolution Images

One Outfit Change

What you wear for a photo shoot depends on the type of shoot, the location, and the vibe you want to create. However, here are some general tips that work for most situations:

1. Consider the Theme and Location:

   - Studio shoot: If it's indoors with controlled lighting, simple, neutral colors work well. You might opt for classic looks, like a black or white shirt, or a solid-color dress.

   -Outdoor shoot: For nature or urban settings, wear something that complements the surroundings. Avoid blending too much with the background (e.g., don’t wear green if you're in a park).

   - Event or lifestyle shoot: Dress according to the vibe, whether casual, formal, or themed.

2. Keep it Simple:

   - Avoid overly busy patterns, logos, or graphics. They can distract from your face and the overall composition.

   - Solid colors, or subtle patterns, work best. Consider earth tones, pastels, or jewel tones depending on your complexion and the mood you want to convey.

3. Fit and Comfort:

   - Clothes that fit well are key—neither too tight nor too loose. You want to feel comfortable, as that will help you relax during the shoot.

   - Make sure you're able to move freely in whatever you choose to wear.

4. Coordinate, but Don’t Match:

   - If there are multiple people involved in the shoot, aim for coordinated outfits (like complementary colors or styles) but avoid being too matchy-matchy.

5. Bring Options:

   - If possible, bring a few outfit changes. Having choices can help the photographer play with different looks and styles.

6. Avoid Shiny Fabrics:

   - Shiny or reflective fabrics can cause glare or unflattering reflections under certain lighting conditions. Matte fabrics tend to photograph better.

7. Consider Accessories:

   - Accessories like scarves, hats, or jewelry can add personality but be careful not to overdo it. Keep it minimal so the focus remains on you.