What to wear to your photoshoot

Wardrobe advice for your photoshoot

Wear clean, wrinkle-free clothes.
Choose solid colors. Avoid clothes with a floral print, checkered patterns, polka dots, stripes, or other patterned fabrics.
Select dark or medium tones. These tend to put more emphasis on your eyes and smile. Avoid light shades which will emphasize your clothes.
Wear colors that contrast with your complexion and bring out the color of your eyes. For example, if you have blue eyes, consider a blue or grey shirt. Or, if you have brown or green eyes, choose earthy tones, which will complement your eye color.

Make sure that your clothing is modest. It’s a bad idea to reveal too much skin in the photo.
Choose a classy corporate style that shows you’re serious about your career. For example, you might consider a nice blouse or collared-shirt that is paired with a jacket and either slacks or a skirt.
Do select jewelry to match your outfit. Be sure your jewelry accents your outfit but doesn’t overtake your appearance.
Ensure your makeup is fresh. Choose light- to medium-color eyeliners, eye shadows, and lipstick. Select a lip color that is just a shade or two darker than your skin tone. Avoid dark lipstick.
Steer clear of heavy makeup applications, such as mascara that will appear as clumps on closeup photos.

Wear a dress shirt with a collar.
Think about your personal style. For example, you might pair a V-neck sweater or a tie that makes a statement with your shirt.
Consider a suit jacket or blazer. Jackets and ties tend to break up the all-white landscape.
Stay away from shiny ties that are reflective. (If unsure, bring a second tie to your photoshoot.)