1. Understand the Purpose of Your Headshot

Corporate: Opt for classic and professional attire.

Creative: You can afford to be more expressive and unique.

Personal Branding: Choose outfits that reflect your personal brand's colors and style.

2. Color Choices

Solid Colors: Choose solid colors that complement your skin tone. Avoid neons or overly bright colors that can distract from your face.

Neutrals: Neutrals are always safe and professional. Blacks, whites, grays, and navy blues are excellent choices.

Avoid Busy Patterns: Busy patterns can be distracting. If you prefer patterns, opt for subtle ones.

3. Fit and Comfort

Well-fitted Clothes: Ensure your outfit fits well; neither too tight nor too loose. Tailored clothing can significantly enhance your appearance.

Comfort is Key: If you're uncomfortable, it will show. Wear something that makes you feel confident and at ease.

4. Necklines and Jewelry

Flattering Necklines: Choose a neckline that flatters your face and neck. V-necks can elongate the neck, while crew necks and collared shirts offer a more traditional look.

Minimal Jewelry: Keep jewelry simple and minimal. A small necklace or stud earrings can add a nice touch without being distracting.

5. Layers and Textures

Add Interest with Layers: A blazer or a cardigan can add texture and depth to your outfit.

Textures: Incorporate different textures for a more dynamic look, but keep them subtle to avoid overpowering the photo.

6. Grooming

Hair: Choose a hairstyle that you feel comfortable with and ensures your hair is well-groomed.

Makeup: Aim for natural-looking makeup. The goal is to enhance your features subtly.

Please avoid long or thick artificial eyelashes. Your lashes should not distract attention from your eyes.

7. Glasses

If you regularly wear glasses, wear them in your headshot. I'll Ensure there's no glare on the lenses.

8. Final Tips

Prepare Your Outfit in Advance: Ensure your clothing is clean and wrinkle-free.

Consult with me: I can offer advice on what looks best on camera.​ Feel free to email me.

Most of All

Relax! I understand that not everyone is comfortable in front of a lens. This will be a fun and rewarding experience.