What to wear for the session?

Your wardrobe choices really do make a big difference in how your photos turn out, so picking the right outfit is super important. If you ever need help choosing the perfect look, don't be shy about reaching out to me or sharing a photo – I'd be more than happy to give you some advice. And to make it even easier, you can check out these visual guides for spring, summer, and fall styles.



Here are some essential considerations to bear in mind regarding what not to wear during your session:

• Personal Grooming: It is advisable to avoid attending the session with unkempt nails, a mouth stained from candy or food, disheveled hair, or garments marred by lint. Such details will inevitably manifest in the final photographs.
• For Parents with Young Children: If you have a young child in diapers, it is recommended to utilize a diaper cover. This precaution ensures that the diaper does not make an appearance in the photos, especially during seated or specific poses.
• Pattern Selection: While incorporating some patterns into your attire is acceptable, an excess of patterns can be overwhelming and divert attention in the final images. Strive for a harmonious and coordinated appearance.
• Coordinated Outfits: In the case of family photos, consider outfits that complement each other. It is advisable to steer clear of clothing with vivid, neon, or overly saturated colors and bold logos, as these elements can prove distracting and detract from the focus on your family's connections and individual personalities.
• Avoid Tiny Lines or Grids: Clothing featuring minuscule lines or grids can lead to a moiré effect in photos. Thus, it is prudent to avoid such patterns.
• Comfort Matters: Remember that your session will encompass a range of activities, including sitting, standing, and engaging in enjoyable interactions with one another. Select outfits that prioritize comfort, enabling you to move naturally and with ease.