How To Prepare For Your Photoshoot

Try to get plenty of rest the night before your photoshoot
This rejuvenates your body and removes any feelings of being tired that may show up in the photo.

Try to plan activities such as hair, make-up, exercise routine, manicure, pedicure, and such to be within three days of the photoshoot
Keeping these essential activities close to the photoshoot time will yield the best results and maximize the value you get from such services. Remember, professional services like hair, make-up, and exercise routines are designed to enhance your natural beauty and make you feel your best during the photoshoot.

Make sure you are hydrated
Staying hydrated is just as important as tip 1. If you get plenty of rest and are hydrated, you will have an excellent photoshoot session from a health perspective.

Perform stretches the morning of your photoshoot. Sometimes, uncomfortable positions make the best photographs
Stretching prior to the photoshoot will keep your body loose so you can get those epic shots, in alignment with being hydrated and well-rested.

If needed, hire hair and make-up for your photoshoot
Hair and make-up play a vital role in leaving a lasting impression. It might be beneficial to hire hair and make-up artists if you don't perform those tasks well on your own.

Practice being a fashion model, looking into the camera, off camera, and making different facial expressions
Practice makes perfect. Pull out some fashion magazines or look at online images of fashion models and try to imitate what you see. Try to get comfortable posing in front of a mirror and confident in your look and style. Pay close attention to your body alignment, eyes, and facial expressions. Regular practice can help you feel more comfortable and confident in front of the camera, allowing you to pose more naturally and produce more appealing photos.

Research poses you would like to have in your photography portfolio and visualize yourself doing them
Preparation is the key to success. As with anything in life, you get out of it what you put into it. We recommend doing as much extra work/research as possible to maximize your time underneath the bright lights. For instance, you could look into classic fashion poses like the 'S' curve, the 'T' pose, or the 'Leaning' pose. This can help you prepare and feel more confident during the shoot.

Give it your all, and stay consistent with who you are!
Remember, the most beautiful photos are those that reflect your true self. So, work hard and give it your all; the results should be outstanding!