Not sure where to start with outfits? Let me help you choose pieces you love that will look beautiful in your photographs.
Explore outfit ideas →You don’t need an entirely new wardrobe to have beautiful portraits. Start with something you feel good wearing, then consider the colors, fabrics, and location. I’m here to help with those decisions so you can arrive feeling prepared and enjoy being with the people you love.
Take the guesswork out of choosing outfits with ideas that fit your session, your style, and the time of year.
If you love a flowing dress, wear it. If you feel more like yourself in a simple shirt and jeans, start there. Your portraits should feel like you, so choose an outfit you can settle into comfortably.
You don’t have to dress like someone else to look beautiful.
Choose one outfit you love and use its colors to guide the others. Mix shades that complement each other, giving everyone room to wear something that suits them. The goal is a family that looks beautiful together.
A soft sweater, a linen shirt, or a dress with a little movement can add so much to a photograph. Keep layers and accessories thoughtful, and make sure you can sit, walk, and hold your little ones comfortably.
Small details can make a difference. Choose subtle prints over bold graphics, and give a patterned outfit some breathing room by keeping the other pieces simple. I want your expressions to be what you notice first.
A simple outfit gives your expressions room to shine.
Try it on ahead of time. You should feel good moving in it.
Lay everyone’s outfits side by side to see how they work.
Give shoes, accessories, and visible logos one last look.
Think about the colors you love seeing yourself in. Those are often a good place to begin. From there, we can choose shades that complement you and the setting for your portraits.
Explore your colors →Send me your ideas, your questions, or a photo of the outfits you’re considering. I’ll help you bring it all together, and we’ll make this a session you can look forward to.
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