What To Wear Inspo
If you're wondering where to start, here are a few simple ideas to help you choose outfits that feel like you and look great on camera.
Don't overthink it
Wear something you feel comfortable and confident in. The professional camera, lighting and studio setup are already taken care of.
START WITH YOUR VIBE
Think about how you want your photos to feel.
Timeless & effortless
Cream, ivory, denim, taupe and soft neutrals.
Clean & modern
Black, white, monochromatic looks and simple silhouettes.
Warm & romantic
Chocolate, camel, olive, burgundy and warm neutrals.
Bold & editorial
Statement pieces, texture, dramatic silhouettes or intentional color.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
Solid colors, subtle textures and simple silhouettes tend to photograph beautifully while keeping the focus on you.
Think:
- Denim
- Linen
- Knits
- Cotton
- Satin
- Simple dresses
- Tailored pieces
- Neutral basics
- Monochromatic outfits
When in doubt, go with what you feel best in.
COORDINATE, DON'T MATCH
For couples and families, choose a color palette rather than putting everyone in the exact same thing.
A few combinations we love:
- Cream + denim + camel
- Ivory + chocolate + tan
- Black + cream + denim
- White + beige + olive
Choose 2–4 complementary tones and build everyone's outfits around them.
MAKE IT YOURS
Bring a second look, add a favorite jacket, bring some props or keep it simple with one outfit you love.
Easy ways to create another look:
- Add or remove a blazer
- Change shoes
- Add jewelry
- Change your top
- Add a statement accessory
- Switch from casual to dressy
A FEW LITTLE DETAILS
- Steam wrinkles when you can.
- Empty your pockets of phones, keys, and other bulky items.
- Remove hair ties from wrists.
- Consider your full look from head to toe, since every detail can make it into the frame.
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