4 things to remember when planning your seniior photo outfits:

timeless


Go for timeless over trendy. Neutrals, simple patterns, and classics won’t feel outdated later. Elegant & outfits you’ll love for years

versatile


Outfits you can mix, layer, & move in give us more options. Pieces that can be layered & can work in multiple poses. More versatile = more photos.

comfortable


You want to feel confident in your outfits. Nothing too tight, overly cropped, or pieces you’ll be adjusting. Breathable & easy to move in.

flattering


Choose colors that flatter you. Stick to tones that complement your skin and don’t wash you out. Think: Does this match my location & vibe?

What to wear for your senior session in a field/florals:

Bride twirling in white corset bodice ball gown wedding dress on green lawn.

Field sessions photograph best when outfits feel soft, natural, and lived-in. The goal is an effortless, timeless look that moves with you.


Choose pieces with movement and texture. Lace, ruffles, satin, linen, and denim photograph beautifully in open spaces. Texture adds depth and keeps the images from feeling flat.


Hair that’s loose and natural fits the vibe best. Soft curls or a blowout work perfectly. 


Footwear depends on the look you’re going for — barefoot for carefree, boots for edge or country feel, sandals, loafers, or flats for something classic.

What to wear for your senior session in a city/urban:

A person in a navy blue strapless dress poses against a light-colored background in a series of casual portraits.

City sessions give you a blank slate, which means contrast is key.



Start with a simple, clean base, then build from there. Structured and intentional pieces  add interest to your look. Leather, denim, fur, blazers, and subtle accessories instantly elevate an outfit.


Girly details still work downtown — lace, ruffles, and soft textures create a feminine contrast against the city.


The city is also the perfect place to add edge. Leather, boots, darker tones, blazers, and jackets balance softer elements and keep the look elevated.


Footwear finishes the look. Boots bring edge, heels elevate, and loafers or flats keep it classic.


Want something more casual? A street-style look like denim on denim with a pop of color in your sneakers is effortless and looks so good downtown.

A person in a white dress poses against stone columns in an architectural setting.