Professional portrait series showing someone in a crisp white blazer seated against a modern beige and white interior.
Two dancers practicing together in a bright studio space wearing white and black dance attire.

Outfits to bring to your Shoot

My number one rule for outfits at your brand session is to wear what you feel most comfortable in and what best reflects what you do. No matter which session you book, there’s always time for at least 2–3 outfit changes. Bringing multiple outfit options allows your images to be used over time and gives the illusion that they were taken on different days.

Woman in white blouse and tan pants poses against light colored wall in professional photoshoot series.

Neutrals & Brand colours

 

Neutrals are always a safe and timeless choice when deciding what to wear for your brand session. One great way to elevate your outfit and tie everything back to your brand is by incorporating your brand colours — this doesn’t have to be bold or over-the-top. Even small pops of colour can make a big difference and help everything feel cohesive.


It’s also important to consider the location of your shoot. If you’ve booked a bright, mostly white studio, wearing something with contrast will help you stand out beautifully. If your space has more going on in the background, I recommend keeping outfits more neutral and avoiding loud colours or busy patterns so the focus stays on you.

 

Professional business team members stand together in a row wearing formal attire in a bright modern office setting.

Outfit types

 

Since we’ll have time for a few outfit changes, I suggest bringing a professional look, a casual favourite, and one more outfit — either something you love or your work attire. That way, we can show off all sides of your brand and capture the full story of what you do!

 

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