• Choose neutral, earthy, or coastal tones: cream, taupe, sage, rust, soft blue, sand etc.
• Avoid bold patterns, logos, or heavy graphics — simple textures photograph beautifully.
• Think in layers and movement: linen, cotton, knits, denim, and flowy fabrics.
• Mix tones, not colors — everyone in the same palette, but not matching.
• Bare feet are always welcome.

For Families

• Start with one outfit (often mom’s or the main subject’s) and build around it.
• Let kids wear something they can move in — comfort matters more than perfection.
• Bring a backup jacket, blanket, or favorite hat to add variety.

For Seniors

• Bring 2–3 outfits that show different sides of your personality: one everyday, one dressier, one “you” outfit.
• Skip neon tones or tight patterns — they can reflect color onto your skin.
• Choose clothing you feel good in — confidence always photographs best.