1. Outfit Options (2–3 Looks)

Variety is key! Plan a few outfits that reflect different sides of your personality—think casual, dressy, and something totally “you.”

Tips:

• Choose outfits you feel confident and comfortable in.

• Stick to solid colors or subtle patterns that photograph well.

• Bring outfits on hangers to avoid wrinkles.

• Don’t forget the right undergarments for each look!

• Consider choosing outfits to go with certain locations

2.  Shoes + Accessories

Complete each outfit with shoes and accessories that fit the vibe. The little details make a big difference in photos.

Think:

• Jewelry (keep it simple and timeless)

• Hats, belts, jackets, vests or statement pieces for layers

• The right shoes for each outfit—plus comfy shoes for walking between spots

3. Props That Represent You

Want your photos to feel personal? Bring props that show off what makes you, you.

Ideas include:

• Sports gear or uniforms

• Instruments or hobby items

• Cap & gown or class ring

• Your pet! I love to include four-legged best friends in senior shoots, whether it's a cat, dog, horse or livestock.

4. Touch-Up Kit

Stay photo-ready throughout your shoot with a few touch-up essentials.

Pack:

• Hairbrush or comb

• Hairspray or bobby pins

• Lip balm or gloss

• Powder or blotting sheets

• Safety pins or fashion tape, just in case

5. Water + Snacks

• It sounds simple, but if you’re like me, staying hydrated and energized makes a huge difference—especially during longer outdoor sessions.

• Quick Tip: Choose snacks that aren’t messy (no chocolate or Cheetos!) and bring a bottle of water to keep you feeling fresh.

Katie Williams – K. Williams Photography – A Georgia senior, equine, livestock and pet photographer. I'm happy to serve you, transforming deeply valued parts of your life into a custom-tailored experience and lasting artwork. Explore my site or contact me to discover the best ways we can work together.