What to wear to a photo/video shoot
Here are some simple tips to help you look your best for your photo or video shoot!
Good
Solid Colors
![A female wearing a blue blazer jacket](/cms4/asset/7A028470-B5EB-E9D6-C17010124D94A01E/screen_shot_2020-07-20_at_11.22.21_am[1595529346].jpg)
Especially jewel tones & pastel / pale colors
Well Fitted
![A male wearing a hunter green button up shirt](/cms4/asset/7A028470-B5EB-E9D6-C17010124D94A01E/screen_shot_2020-07-20_at_11.23.26_am(2)[1595529769].jpg)
Clothing should not wrinkle or gap around your neck, arms, etc.
Subtle patterns
![Close up of a light blue dress shirt with a navy blue stripe tie](/cms4/asset/7A028470-B5EB-E9D6-C17010124D94A01E/screen_shot_2020-07-20_at_11.55.32_am(2)[1595529824].jpg)
Best used as an accent, ex. patterned tie, etc.
Avoid
Horizontal or very thin stripes
![A close up of a button up shirt which depicts the Moire effect](/cms4/asset/7A028470-B5EB-E9D6-C17010124D94A01E/screen_shot_2020-07-23_at_2.21.45_pm[1595528524].jpg)
This can cause a moire effect in the camera.
Baggy or flowy clothing
![A close up of a woman wearing a flowy kimono style cardigan](/cms4/asset/7A028470-B5EB-E9D6-C17010124D94A01E/screen_shot_2020-07-20_at_11.43.54_am[1595530292].jpg)
- Neon / flourescent colors, white, yellow, bright red, and orange
- Turtlenecks, low cut, or sleeveless shirts
- Scoop-neck shirts
- Words, logos, or loud patterns