What to Wear & What to Bring
Not only will you be photographed for the yearbook, your session will include several casual, traditional, glamour, and graduation poses. We offer these suggestions for the best look:
If you booked a Platinum or Double Session, remember to bring a favorite shirt sweater, jersey, or uniform so that we can take additional poses for your personal use. Bring a couple of outfits and we can help you in making a choice. View our gallery to spark ideas.
Ladies:
Make up: Make-up should look
natural and not overdone. Eye
shadow and lip color are always a
great touch. Bathing suit strap
marks or tan lines will show. Tan
evenly, and avoid the sun at least
two days before your portait.
Clothing: Clothes should be ironed
and ready to go. Try to avoid
sleeveless, or tank top shirts, as they
are not the most attering to
photograph. Bring a mix of casual
and dressy attires for a nice variety.
Nails: If you paint your nails, make
sure they are not chipped or too
bright. ey can become a distraction
from you and may not work
with all of your attires.
Hair: Make sure your hairstyle is
something you are happy with.
Avoid getting a haircut close to your
appointment to insure it is exactly
how you want it. Any hair changes
during or in-between the sessions
should be quick and simple so you
have as much camera time as
possible. Your hair style should not
cover your eyes.
* Don’t forget your class ring!
Gentlemen:
Clothing: A dark jacket and tie with
a light colored dress shirt is required
for your yearbook pose. When
tuxedos are required for the
yearbook portrait, the studio will
have them available. Your shirt must
be able to button at the neck. Choose
clothing you are comfortable in and
try to avoid stripes, plaid, large logos,
or anything that can become a
distraction from you. Bring colors
and styles, some dressy and some
casual.
Shaving: Please come to your session
clean shaven with hair neatly combed
or styled.
Hair: If you have long hair make sure
it will stay out of your eyes during the
session. Try to avoid drastic changes
to your everyday hairstyle to ensure
you will like it in the photograph.
* Don’t forget your class ring!
