| What clothing should I bring to my photo
shoot? |
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Wear anything you feel comfortable in and LOVE.
Avoid patterns, stripes and plaids unless you love they are a
true representation of you personality. |
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I like solid colors: white, black, brown, gray. Avoid bright pink and yellow - they never look great. |
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Pants - jeans (any color), black pants (yoga pants work well) |
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Necklines - select v-necks, squarenecks, turtlenecks
or deep scoop necks. Women should avoid crewnecks. |
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Sleeves - Long-sleeved tend to be the most flattering, but sleeveless and spaghetti straps work well. Women should avoid t-shirt length sleeves unless you have beautiful, sculpted or very thin upper arms. |
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Fabrics - look for clingy, not necessarily tight, fabrics with a little stretch. |
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Shirts - big, white, button-down rumpled man's
shirt. Any shirt or cardegan that opens down the front works well. |
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Tanks - anything clingy, fitted or stretchy in solid colors
(white, black, red, blue...)
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| What
should my husband wear? |
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Men should bring jeans or khaki pants
or any other dark bottoms |
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I encourage rumpled (not starched),
plain white shirts |
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Throw a regular, WHITE and/or BLACK crew-neck
t-shirt in the bag, too. |
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Bring solid, dark colors like black,
dark brown, navy blue and charcoal gray tops and
bottoms. Layers are great; wear the t-shirt under
a crew- or v-neck sweater or jacket.
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| What should I bring to my photo
shoot? |
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Bring large or small props that have meaning.
Bring stuffed animals, building blocks, flowers...
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Unusual items: saris, native fabrics, wedding veils |
| What does the photographer provide? |
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White and gold drapery |
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A big, white sheet
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| What beauty preparation should
I consider? |
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Get a manicure and a pedicure a day or two in
advance |
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Wear makeup! If you don't choose a package that includes makeup,
you'll get the best results if you visit
a makeup center prior to your shoot. Call to talk about these
options. |
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Don't wear anything binding to the shoot - you
don't want marks on your skin.
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