I acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the lands and waters where I live and work. I pay my respect to the Elders, past, present and emerging.
I acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the lands and waters where I live and work. I pay my respect to the Elders, past, present and emerging.
– Try to have a good sleep night to have a rested look.
– If you want, I recommend you have your make-up and hair styled like you always do, nothing too sophisticated, just casual.
– About clothes, please, wear those that reflects your style, personality and show “who you are”.
– If possible, avoid clothes with large characters or text, bright colours, or big patterns or stripes; they take attention away from your face and expressions.
– Choose just one set of clothes; you don’t need to change them during the photoshoot. My main goal is register your moment.
– For the little ones. They always have their favourite clothes, please, let them choose. 😉
Dress to Express: Let Your Style Reflect Your True Self!
Here are some friendly tips to help you choose the perfect outfit for your photo session:
– Embrace Your Natural Beauty: Avoid clothes with large characters, bright colors, big patterns, or stripes. These can distract from your beautiful face and expressions.
– Accentuate Your Assets: Opt for tops, dresses, skirts, and shorts that highlight your shoulders, body, and legs. They’ll bring out your best features and showcase your personal style.
– Summer Vibes: White tops, loose shirts, jeans shorts, and light dresses exude a refreshing and soft summer style, perfect for capturing those breezy and carefree moments.
– Beach Ready: If you’re planning a beach shoot, go for bikinis, swimsuits, and summer-inspired attire. Let the sun, sand, and waves be your backdrop!
– Sensual Elegance: Transparent and lacy garments add a touch of allure and create a sensual mood in your photos. Consider incorporating scarves, sarongs, robes, and hats for an effortlessly chic look.
– Unleash Your Inner Confidence: For a sultry and daring photoshoot, lingerie with lace and sheer details can bring out your inner goddess.
– Wrinkle-Free is Key: Remember to iron your clothes and bring them without any unsightly wrinkles. It ensures a polished and professional appearance.
To complete your stunning look:
– Beauty with Ease: Consider having your makeup and hair styled by a professional for a casual yet natural look. If you’d like, I can provide specific guidelines to share with the professional.
– Timing is Everything: Avoid excessive sun exposure, including tanning, at least two days prior to your photoshoot. This ensures a fresh and rested appearance.
On the day of your photoshoot:
– Rested and Ready: Get a good night’s sleep to achieve a refreshed and energised look.
– Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated and glowing.
– Comfort is Key: Avoid wearing tight clothes, shoes, and underwear that can leave marks on your skin and detract from your comfort during the session.
– Be Punctual: Please arrive at the scheduled time so that we can create a joyful and seamless experience together.
Get ready to capture incredible moments that reflect your unique personality and style. We can’t wait to make your photo session a memorable and enjoyable one!
Below I listed some tips for you to prepare yourself for your “ I see you” session:
– Have a good sleep at night before to have a rested look.
– I recommend you have your make-up and hair styled with a professional, but with a more natural look, nothing too sophisticated. The idea is to make some photos that reflect who you are.
– If you prefer to do it by yourself, try to uniform the colour of your skin and make something that you do in your daily life that reflects who you are.
– Wear black clothes, in this way, I can highlight your face and expressions.
Please, be ready for the session, and It will be great if you arrive 10 minutes before the booked time. In this way, we can have time to make a joyful and smooth session.
Looking forward to “I See You” 😉
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