For senior sessions I always recommend layering if it’s your style. Definitely try for fabrics with textures, accessories (think belts, jewelry, hats, scarves, boots, unique shoes, etc) and don’t be afraid of print! They really add dimension to the photos. You just want to be yourself, feel great, and wear something that makes you feel comfortable. Try to avoid bright, florescent colors on top because they tend to reflect and cause unflattering shadows on the face. You ma

Be especially careful with babies about what type of materials you are dressing them (and yourself) in. There are some super cute outfits out there, but if they irritate the baby's skin at all, we will have an unhappy baby on our hands. When it comes to my photo sessions, I always try to work with the motto "less is more." We don't want to pull the focus from the main subject of the session, the baby! If at all possible, naked baby photos are always natural and beautiful.

For all of my sessions I always recommend coordinating outfits rather than matching, it adds depth to the photos. If you have a favorite shirt, dress, etc that NEEDS to be in the session, use that as your basic color pallet and build from there. Textures and layering are also recommended (if it’s your style). You just want to be yourself, feel great, and wear something that makes you feel comfortable. Try to avoid bright, florescent colors on top because they tend to refl

Family Attire For family sessions I always recommend coordinating outfits rather than matching, it adds depth to the photos. If you have a favorite shirt, dress, etc that NEEDS to be in the session, use that as your basic color pallet and build from there. Fabric textures and layering are also recommended (if it’s your style). You just want to be yourself, feel great, and wear something that makes you feel comfortable. Try to avoid bright, florescent colors on top because