What to Wear for Your Photoshoot

Choosing the right outfits can make a huge difference in the final look of your images. I recommend neutral tones, earth tones, soft pastels, creams, whites, browns, sage greens, rusts, and muted colors that complement your surroundings without distracting from your family.

Great choices include:

• Cream, beige, tan, brown, rust, sage, olive, soft pink, and ivory

• Flowy dresses, textured fabrics, layers, and coordinated (not matching) outfits

• Simple patterns and timeless styles

What Not to Wear

To ensure the most flattering images, I recommend avoiding:

• Bright neon colors

• Blue & Khaki

• Large logos or graphics

• Busy patterns that distract from faces

• Athletic wear (unless it's part of the session theme)

• Matching white shirts and jeans

A Note About Blue & Khaki

While blue shirts paired with khaki pants are a popular choice, they tend to reflect unflattering color casts onto skin tones and often photograph harshly, especially in Florida's natural light. This combination can make editing more challenging and may result in less flattering skin tones compared to warmer, more natural color palettes.

Instead, consider earth tones, creams, browns, sage greens, rusts, and other soft neutral colors that create a timeless, flattering look and allow the focus to stay on you and your loved ones.