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What not to wear during a photoshoot!?
I know a lot of effort goes into getting ready for a photo session. “What should we wear?” is one of the most common questions that I get asked.
Of course, there are some great tips out there - but, I thought it might be fun to speak about what not to wear instead. To basically let you in on a few things that I have learned over the years that you might find helpful.
Of course, this is my personal opinion, and you are free to wear what you want.
What We Do
DON’T WEAR CLOTHES THAT FIT POORLY!
Or do you not feel comfortable in, it because it’s on TREND. This may seem obvious, but it does happen. Don’t wear shirts that don’t fit right in the chest. If they are too small it will cause gaping between buttons. If a top is too loose, or has too large of a neckline it will expose the bra strap. Don’t wear shirts that are too short for your torso. If your shirt lifts way above your belly when you raise your arms, it’s probably not the look you are going for. The last thing you want to do is be constantly adjusting your clothes!
DON’T WEAR UNCOMFORTABLE SHOES!
Our session will be busy, we’ll be walking and on the move. Many locations are in the desert or the downtown where the ground is not level. Forego the wedges and go for something cute and comfortable.
AVOID LARGE PATTERNS!
Large patterns can overwhelm an image and I promise you, you want the focus to be on the faces. Smaller patterns are great and can really pull a family outfit together. Layers, textures, and neutrals are much more pleasing to the eye and they create a warmer image.
DON’T WEAR SHORT SKIRTS OR DRESSES!
But hey, who doesn’t love a cute sundress in the summer, right? But keep in mind when we transition to sitting shots, how will it feel with a child or two on your lap? If you wear a short dress or skirt choose something flowy so that you can adjust it around your legs when you sit.
DON’T WEAR COATS WITH THE INTENT TO TAKE THEM OFF!
If it is cold outside, dress accordingly. Cold kids aren’t happy kids. Putting a coat on and off will ultimately result in a cold child. Instead, dress in layers and keep those little ones happy.
AVOID HEADBANDS AND LARGE BOWS FOR SMALL CHILDREN!
If it is cold outside, dress accordingly. Cold kids aren’t happy kids. Putting a coat on and off will ultimately result in a cold child. Instead, dress in layers and keep those little ones happy.
DON’T WEAR NEON OR BRIGHT COLORS!
Those colors can be cast onto the skin. I’m not saying that I don’t love a little pop of color, because I certainly do. However, muted colors and earth tones look better on camera and are more flattering for skin tones. Of course, we don’t want the attention drawn to some bright piece of clothing.
DON’T WEAR BASEBALL HATS OR FLOPPY HATS THAT COVER YOUR EYES!
I understand if that is your style, but choose an alternative (like a beanie) that allows the light to fall on your face. And bring the baseball hat for a few shots at the end.
DON’T HAVE YOUR CELL PHONE AND KEYS IN YOUR POCKETS!
I get it, we all carry our phones with us. But consider leaving it in the car. It will show through your pants and you’ll have to remove it each time you sit down. Leave your key filled keychain in the car for the same reason. Instead just carry the fob, or I’ll be happy to throw them in my bag during our shoot.
DON’T FORGET THE BIKE SHORTS OR DIAPER COVER!
If your daughter is wearing a skirt or dress make sure to cover up the diaper or underwear. Remember they will be playing, swinging, and tickling. Little girls probably don’t care, but you most likely will.
AND LASTLY, DON’T BE SOMEONE YOU’RE NOT!
You will look and feel uncomfortable if you aren’t dressing for yourselves. Wear what speaks to you, what you feel good in, and what makes you comfortable. After all, this is your photo shoot, have fun with it!
And if you want advice on what to wear, just ask.
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