A Seasonal & Time-of-Day Style Guide
As I always like to claim, I am not a professional! If it were my choice, my wardrobe would be oversized and baggy clothing. You know, the Adam Sandler look! Now that the jokes are over, let's discuss that your outfit does matter!
One of the most common questions I get before a session is: “What should I wear?”
And the truth is — what you wear absolutely matters. The right outfit doesn’t just photograph beautifully… it helps you feel confident, relaxed, and completely YOU.
Let’s break it down by season and occasion so you can feel prepared and stress-free for your session.
Spring Sessions
What to Wear |
Soft Pastels (dusty blue, blush, sage, cream)
Light Layers (cardigans, denim jackets)
Flowy Dresses (moves beautifully in the breeze)
Light-Wash Denim
What to Avoid |
Neon Colors
Heavy Dark Tones
Busy Patterns
Summer Sessions
What to Wear |
Light Neutrals (cream, tan, soft yellow, pastel pink, soft blue)
Breathable Fabrics (linen, cotton)
Flowy Maxi Dress
Short Sleeves or Sleeveless
What to Avoid |
Heavy Fabrics
Dark Tones (absorbs heat)
Tight Clothing (sweat is visible)
Fall Sessions
What to Wear |
Earth Tones (rust, mustard, olive, cream)
Textures (knits, corduroy, suede)
Layered Looks
Boots & Structured Pieces
What to Avoid |
Bright Red (red tone will reflect on skin)
Matching Outfits (coordinate colors)
Winter Sessions
What to Wear |
Cream, Gray, Camel, Deep Green
Long Coats
Sweaters & Layered Textures
Neutral Boots
What to Avoid |
Super Thin Fabrics
Bright Red or Green (unless it's a Christmas session)