WHAT TO WEAR

 

11 pieces to pack for your personal branding photoshoot.

Knowing what looks good on camera can be tricky, a dress you might love and is flattering in real life might show up on camera a little distorted. Here is a list of the top 11 garments to bring for your next headshot or personal branding photoshoot.

White T-Shirt

You can't go past a classic white t-shirt. It can be effortlessly paired with jeans and under a suit jacket.

 
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Jeans

Our current climate is shifting away for full corporate attire to a more relaxed vibe with jeans. Bring a few options from distressed, dark indigo, and black.

 
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Jacket

This can be where your personal style is injected, so depending on if your clientele is more corporate or in the health and wellness industry or fashion industry - here are three totally different styles that work well with their personal brand.

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Soft knit

Knits add a sense of elegance while also looking flattering as they drape over the body.

 
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Shirt

With so many options available in shirt styles, it always looks good, and I personally find having a bigger bust it gives a flattering neckline. Consider different fabric options such as linen and silk that sit nicely and don't bunch when moving your arms in various poses.

 
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Pencil skirt

A well-fitted pencil skirt helps accentuate and flatters your figure, especially in thicker or heavyweight fabric like leather or crepe. Also goes well with a white tee and silk shirt.

 
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Flowing Skirt

Flowing skirts add texture and body to your shots while also draping nicely, they can also be lots of fun on shoots when doing a twirl and capturing it in motion.

 
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Flattering Dress

A well-fitted dress goes a long way on photos choosing either a button-up dress or wrap-around that comes in at the waist.

 
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Tops

It is best to pack a variety of tops to try throughout the day, consider what colours you want as a part of your brand. Look for styles that are soft or silky, so they don't wrinkle up when you move and also flattering necklines and interesting details.

 
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Crepe Knit

Designers are utilising this wonderful fabric more and more to create structures garments that are still soft and flexible.

 
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Something fun…

Choose some fun pieces from your wardrobe that you might not get to wear often, this could be anything from your fave sequinned jacket to a tasselled skirt for a flamboyant dress.

 
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Lastly a few other things to consider when packing your wardrobe is to pack shapewear and underwear that goes under your clothes, a simple camisole in black and white and of course your shoes and accessories!!

Book a chat with me here to see what I can create to awaken your personal brand.

 
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