W A R D R O B E

C O O R D I N A T E

*DON'T  MATCH*

Choose a cohesive color palette rather than identical outfits.

Think complementary tones, layered neutrals, and pieces that feel harmonious without being uniform.

S E T T I N G

*AND   SEASONs*

Let the location and season guide your wardrobe.

Organic textures and earth tones work beautifully in natural landscapes,

while refined silhouettes suit more polished environments like cityscapes.

S I M P L I C I T Y

*IS  KEY*

Solid colors or subtle patterns photograph best.

Avoid logos, graphics, or anything that competes with the emotion of the image.

S T R U C T U R E  &  F I T

*YOUR  UNIQUE  SHAPE  &  STLYE*

Choose clothing that fits well and feels good.

The goal is confidence and ease—tailored, comfortable, and true to your personal style.

L A Y E R S

*ADDING  DEPTH*

Light layers like jackets, cardigans, scarves, or structured pieces

add visual interest and movement to your images.

R E L A X E D  B E A U T Y

*NATURAL  IS  TIMELESS*

Opt for natural, timeless beauty when grooming and styling hair & makeup.

C L A S S I C

*LOOKS  THAT  LAST*

Trends date quickly.

Classic shapes, clean lines, and elevated fabrics create imagery that endures.

D E T A I L S

*FINISHING  TOUCHES*

Ensure clothing is clean, pressed, and polished.

Shoes and accessories should align with your palette, not distract from it.

P L A N N I N G

*PREPARED  &  POLISHED*

Try on your outfit(s) in advance to avoid last-minute stress.

If it’s a group session, review the full wardrobe lineup together ahead of time.

C O L O R

W I T H

P U R P O S E

*JEWEL  TONES  &  NEUTRALS*

Deep tones (emerald, navy, burgundy, etc.) and soft neutrals (cream, taupe, grey, etc.)

both translate exceptionally well on camera.

B E  Y O U R S E L F

*COMFORT  &  CONFIDENCE*

Guidelines are here to support, not restrict.

Choose pieces that feel natural to you and items that allow you to move, breathe, and fully be present.