So, you're finally getting your headshots updated? Congrats! Now, let's talk wardrobe. When having your headshots taken, your clothes aren't just about looking stylish; they're about conveying who you are. Here's some tips and tricks on what to wear (and what to avoid) to make your headshots stand out:  1. Keep it Simple, Keep it You:Classic over Trendy: Trends fade, but classic styles are timeless. Opt for simple cuts and solid colors that won't distract from your face.  Personality is Key: Your clothes should reflect your personality and the types of roles you want to play. If you're aiming for comedic roles, a pop of color or a quirky accessory might be appropriate. If you're going for dramatic roles, consider richer tones and more structured pieces.  2. Colors and Tones that Pop:Jewel Tones are Your Friend: Rich colors like emerald green, sapphire blue, and ruby red tend to look great on camera and complement most skin tones.  Neutrals with a Twist: Neutrals are always a safe bet, but consider adding some texture or a subtle pattern to add visual interest.  Avoid Bold Patterns and Logos: Stay away from anything too distracting or busy. You want the focus to be on your face, not your clothes.  3. Fit and Form that Flatter: Well-Fitted is the Way to Go: Clothes that fit well will make you look and feel confident. Avoid anything too loose or too tight.  Consider Your Neckline: Different necklines flatter different face shapes. Experiment to see what works best for you.  Layering Can Add Depth: Layering can add dimension to your look, but avoid anything too bulky or distracting.  4. Don't Forget the Details: Iron Out the Wrinkles: Wrinkled clothes look sloppy and unprofessional. Make sure your clothes are wrinkle-free before your shoot.  Accessorize Wisely: A simple necklace or scarf can add a touch of personality, but avoid anything too flashy or distracting.  Bring Options: It's always a good idea to bring a few different outfits to your shoot so you have options to choose from.  5. Most Importantly: Be Comfortable: If you're not comfortable in your clothes, it will show in your photos. Choose outfits that make you feel confident and relaxed. Bonus Tip: Don't be afraid to ask your photographer for their input. They have a lot of experience with what looks good on camera and can help you choose the best outfits for your session.
