🌞 Daytime Session Outfit Tips

Daytime light is brighter and more direct. Aim for balance and soft contrast:

Colors:

• Cool tones: light blue, olive, chambray, sage, soft grey

• Avoid bright neon (they reflect too harshly)

• Subtle patterns like small florals or thin stripes work well

Fabrics & Style:

• Choose breathable fabrics like cotton, linen, or chambray

• Layer lightly — a button-up over a tank, or a cardigan over a sundress

• Midi or knee-length dresses allow movement without being too revealing in strong light

Accessories:

• Neutral shoes, sneakers, espadrilles or bare feet on the beach

• Sunglasses for candid shots (optional)

• Bring a backup: a hat, hair tie, or a light cover-up in case of wind

🌅 Sunset Session

Golden hour gives off warm, romantic tones. Let your outfit compliment that vibe:

Colors:

• Earthy neutrals: beige, ivory, soft browns, taupe

• Warm tones: rust, mustard, terracotta, sage, dusty rose

• Soft pastels: blush, powder blue, lavender

Fabrics & Style:

• Flowy dresses, maxi skirts, or linen shirts photograph beautifully in the breeze

• Lightweight knits, cotton, or gauze textures add softness

• Avoid shiny or stiff fabrics — they can reflect light harshly

Accessories:

• Minimal gold or bronze jewelry

• Neutral sandals, espadrilles, or bare feet on the beach

• Hats or flower crowns can work if it’s your style — just one statement piece

 For Families or Couples:



• Coordinate, try not to match — pick a color palette of 2–3 tones everyone can work within

• No big logos, writing, or distracting prints

• Think cohesive textures (denim, knit, cotton) across all outfits

• Neutrals like white and cream photograph beautifully — they reflect light, keep the focus on your connection, and bring a soft, airy feel that feels both clean and ethereal. Whether you’re on the beach or in a garden, these colors never fail.