Wardrobe Guide
What to wear for your Okinawa Photo Shoot
#1
Start with What you Love
Do you have an outfit or piece that makes you feel like you can take on the world? That makes you feel beautiful or magical?
Start with this piece and build from there.
#2
Use your home decor as a guide
Since beautiful artwork is the final destination for your portraits, think about how to complement your home’s existing decor in your wardrobe choices.
#3
Choose 1-2 colors + neutral
Your wardrobe color palette should reflect your personality and complement your portrait location. Avoid excessively bright or bold colors such as hot pink, fluorescent, and neon.
#4
Coordinate
Build your family wardrobe by choosing complementing styles, patterns, and colors with overall brightness.
Match in overall dressiness. The goal is that everyone blends nicely and no one looks out of place.
#5
Selectively Choose Patterns
Your wardrobe color palette should reflect your personality and complement your portrait location. Avoid excessively bright or bold colors such as hot pink, fluorescent, and neon.
For a family of four, consider having no more than 1-2 patterns in the group.
#6
Polish your look
Remember to choose shoes, jewelry, belts, and accessories that compliment your overall look. Consider adding fun / sentimental accessories for the kids.
Plan a touch-up haircut for dad and brother, but avoid trying a new style! Makeup should be natural, or professionally done. Remove chipped nail polish.
you can look and feel amazing
Still a little unsure of what to wear? Want to bypass all the homework and guesswork?
We offer complementary style consults as part of your design meeting so you can be confident you have a killer wardrobe for your Okinawa photo shoot.