What to wear to your photo session
First and foremost, wear what makes you feel confident and most like yourself. If that’s jeans and a hoodie, I love it. If it’s a flowing dress, I also love it. The most important thing is that you feel like yourself.
Be You
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What to wear to your photo session
If you need a direction for colors, I’m a fan of the Earth tones like browns, rust, creams, blues, and greens.
Earth tones
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What to wear to your photo session
Complimenting each other is often better than matching each other in one color. If you have a big group, guide your family to stay within a certain color palette of four or five color options rather than just one.
Compliment, don't try to match
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What to wear to your photo session
Steer clear of big logos and neon colors if you can. They tend to stick out like a sore thumb.
Nix logos and neon colors
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What to wear to your photo session
I often struggle with decision fatigue. If you can't decide between a couple of outfits, just know that it’s okay to bring options to change into!
Bring options
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What to wear to your photo session
Layer texture in your outfits to give more dimension. Think chunky knit sweater, velvet tops, corduroy pants, silk scarf, or a denim jacket.
Add texture
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What to wear to your photo session
I love a good pop of color on one or two people. It helps draw your eye through the image.
Color pop
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What to wear to your photo session
Match your outfit to the scene or environment; if you're being photographed in the snow I think it’s entirely reasonable to wear hats and coats in the photos. We don't have to pretend you're not cold when there's snow on the ground.
Dress for the weather
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What to wear to your photo session
If you have the means to do a quick iron or steam on your button downs and a lint roll on dark fabrics, the results really go a long way.
Press and lint roll
