Stick to 2–3 colors that align with your brand palette. Avoid neons or overly bright shades that can reflect strangely on skin or clash with your shoot location.
Not unless that fits your brand. Your outfit should feel authentic to what you do and who you’re trying to attract, whether that’s polished and corporate or creative and relaxed. If jeans are part of your daily life or reflect your brand’s casual approach, they can work great–just make sure they’re clean, well-fitted, and styled with intention.
If you wear glasses more than half the time, we recommend wearing them for your session since they’re part of how people recognize you. While there’s always a small chance of glare, we use lighting techniques to minimize it during the shoot and can fully remove any glare during editing. So you definitely CAN wear your glasses (and you probably should).
Professional hair and makeup can make a big difference, but it’s optional. At the very least, go for a clean, well-groomed look that feels like the best version of yourself. If you need suggestions for a team, let us know! We know excellent hair and make-up stylists all over the USA.
We’re happy to guide you! We also partner with professional stylists if you’d prefer hands-on help pulling your looks together.