What to wear guide
To create timeless, soft, and harmonious images, I recommend choosing outfits in neutral tones and thoughtfully coordinating your looks.
This allows the focus to remain on your connection, emotions, and the atmosphere around you — rather than on busy patterns or distracting details.
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Soft, earthy tones photograph beautifully and complement one another naturally.
Consider shades such as:
• Cream, sand, ivory
• Soft whites and off-whites
• Light to medium greys
• Subtle blush tones
• Warm browns (camel, tan)
• Olive and sage greens
• Light, muted denim
These colors create a calm, cohesive look and blend effortlessly with natural light and surroundings.
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Choosing natural fabrics adds depth without overpowering the image.
Linen, cotton, knitwear, and soft wool work especially well.
Light layering — such as cardigans, shawls, or vests — adds dimension and movement while keeping the overall look relaxed and timeless.
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Keep accessories minimal and neutral.
Simple jewelry, soft scarves, or subtle hair accessories can beautifully complete an outfit without drawing attention away from what matters most.
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Footwear plays a bigger role than it may seem.
Whenever possible, opt for classic, neutral shoes such as boots, sandals, or flats.
I recommend avoiding sneakers or very bright shoes, as they can distract from the softness of the image.
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Aim for outfits that feel cohesive rather than identical.
Mix similar tones and textures instead of wearing the same colors head-to-toe.
This creates visual interest while keeping the overall look balanced and natural.
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For Women
Flowy dresses in soft neutral tones, or simple blouses paired with relaxed trousers.
Choose pieces that feel comfortable and allow movement — comfort always shows in photos.
For Men
Button-down shirts or knit sweaters in white, grey, beige, or soft olive tones, paired with chinos or light denim.
For Children
Simple, comfortable clothing that allows them to move freely.
Soft dresses, rompers, or neutral tops with pants work best — playfulness and ease are always welcome.
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• Avoid logos, text, or bold graphics
• Choose outfits you feel confident and comfortable in
• Consider the location — neutral tones blend beautifully with nature, fields, greenery, and the beach
Following this style guide helps create images that feel calm, intentional, and timeless.
More importantly, it allows you to feel at ease — and that feeling is what truly shines through in your photographs.