What to wear for women 2023
Birmingham, AL Photographer
More times than not, if you don’t love your light and airy, Fall photography session it’s because you don’t love your chosen wardrobe. Maybe your choices didn’t blend well together or with the background, lay right, or weren’t the right shape for your body type. That’s where I come in. Years of experience photographing mom’s with young children has taught me what works best.
For example, for your light and airy Fall photography session, it’s best to wear clothing that is comfortable, but also visually interesting. Flowy dresses and skirts photograph add movement and allow you to interact with your family without feeling restricted.
Simple Tips
Layers: Fall weather can be unpredictable, so layering is a good idea. Consider wearing a light sweater or cardigan over a shirt, or a scarf to add some color and texture.
Colors: For a light and airy feel, consider wearing pastel colors or muted tones like cream, beige, or light blue.
Accessories: Simple accessories like a necklace or earrings can add a nice touch to your outfit without overwhelming the photo. Just make sure they don’t distract from the overall look.
Overall, keep in mind that you want to look polished and put-together, but also comfortable and natural. You don’t want to be fussing with your clothes or worrying about how you look during the session.
Womens’ looks for Fall 2023
Beige Dress 1 – Bohme.com
Ivory Dress 2 – Bohme.com
Olive Floral Dress 1 – Bohme.com
Do you love color and patterns? Choosing a dress with that’s primarily neutral with a colored print will add visual interest without overpowering your images.
Ivory and blue/green Dress 1 – BalticBorn.com
Floral Ivory with blue/green Dress 2 – BalitcBorn.com
Dusyt Rose Dress 1 – BalticBorn.com
Rose Floral Dress 2 – PinkLilly.com
Dress 1 – Balticborn.com
Dress 2 – Balitcborn.com
Laura Cardan offers light and airy maternity, newborn, children and family photography in Birmingham, Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook, Hoover, Helena, Chelsea, Trussville and surrounding areas in Central Alabama