Senior Photo Styling/ Session Guide

1. Plan Ahead

- Consult: Have a discussion about personal style and preferences to ensure the outfits reflect the senior’s personality.

- Location & Theme: Consider the shoot location and any specific themes or backdrops that might influence outfit choices.

2. Remember SAP

- Senior's Choice: Opt for styles that represent you! Feel free to be bold or bring in your favorite outfits! Simple, well-fitted clothing tends to photograph well.

- Activities: Outfits unique to your activities or hobbies such as sports uniforms, dogs, or other pieces relevant to where you have been or where you are headed.

- Parent's Choice: Timeless outfits filled with neutral colors to accentuate you. Don't be afraid to throw in accessories such as hats, scarves, cardigans, vests or coats.

3. Select Colors Wisely

- Solid Colors: Solid colors often work better than busy patterns. They keep the focus on the person rather than the clothes.

- Complementary Tones: Choose colors that complement the senior’s skin tone and the background of the shoot location.

- Coordinate, Don’t Match: If including friends or family, coordinate outfits to complement each other rather than matching exactly.

4. Consider Hair and Makeup

- Natural Look: Aim for a natural makeup look that enhances features without being too heavy.

- Hair Styles: Go for a hairstyle that feels comfortable and is easy to manage. Avoid drastic changes right before the shoot.

5. Communicate

-Complete this Google Form to communicate any special requests and help us get to know you more!

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Feel free to adjust this guide based on the senior's personal style and any specific themes or locations you have in mind for the shoot. We can't wait to capture these special moments!