What to Wear to Your Shoot
One of the most frequent questions I am asked by clients is "what should I wear to the shoot?". Hopefully, this guide will give you a little help when choosing outfits for your session!
The examples that are mentioned below can be used as a guideline for Autumn and Winter sessions.
When it comes to outfit decisions, a great place to get initial inspo from is your location. Pulling tones right from your backdrop will help keep the photos looking natural, no matter the setting. I also advise clients to stray from neon colors and bold patterns, a subtle design is perfectly fine, just be sure it isn't too distracting.
For families and engagements, I like to suggest sticking to a color scheme, I have a few examples on here that pair well with specific locations! Use your shoot as an excuse to spoil yourself with a new breezy gown or a pair of booties! Ultimately, wear what you and/or your family are comfortable in and never hesitate to reach out for advice!
Autumn and Winter Pieces
Gals Guys
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Dress pants
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Hats
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Button downs
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Corduroy
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Boots
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Watches
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Oxfords
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Stripes
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Layering vest
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Jeans
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Scarves
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Flowy Gown
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Wide brimmed fedora
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Booties
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Winter hat
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Lace
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Midi Skirts
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Heels
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Jean jackets
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Stripes
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Jeans
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Jumpers
The Harvest
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Maroon
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Nudes
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Burnt orange
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Honey
This palette pairs perfectly against the New England foliage, tying in every color of the turning leaves.
The Orchard
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Yellows
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Reds
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Green
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White
This sweet palette pairs perfectly for early to late autumn photos!
The Cranberry
Perfectly dipped in autumnal tones, start with maroon and work out from there!
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Green
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Mauve
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Maroon
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Navy
The Sunset
This dreamy palette is great for families who want to mix neutrals with some color!
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Jean
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Creams
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Navy
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Pop of Color
