A timeless portrait begins with thoughtful wardrobe selection. This portrait will become a cherished family heirloom, so it’s worth investing the time to present yourself at your best. Small details in attire can elevate the photograph, enhancing the focus on you and preserving a classic, elegant feel for generations.
Style and OptionsAttire: Semi-formal or casual-chic, well-fitted for comfort and confidence.
Colors: Dark solids enhance facial features; suitable for all skin tones. Avoid white, pastels, bold patterns, and logos.
Accessories: Ensure shoes and jewelry complement your outfit.
Outfit VarietyBring Options: Prepare an extra outfit for additional looks.
Personal PropsSelf-Expression: Bring meaningful items—musical instruments, sports gear, or favorite toys.
Finishing TouchesUndergarments: Ensure a good fit with no visible lines or marks.
Grooming: Style your hair, do your makeup, and keep nails neat.
Skin and Hydration: Minor skin issues will be retouched, so relax and enjoy the session. Rest and hydrate for a refreshed look.
Glasses: Use lenses with a non-reflective coating if possible.
“When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in black and white, you photograph their souls.”— Ted Grant