- First of all consider what colors look best on you. There are certain colors that bring out the best in you and flatter your skin tone.
- Solid colors usually work best. Busy prints or clothing with words and patterns will demand the viewers attention and take the viewer away from your face (which is the most important part of the photograph).
- Dark colors will make you appear thinner and not bring attention to areas that you probably don't want to emphasize.
- Consider the room where you will be displaying your portrait and pick out a complimentary color
- If you want to achieve a monochromatic look you should consider:
- Dark Tones
- White Clothing
- Pastels
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| Pastel Clothing |
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| White Clothing |
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| Dark Tones |
- If you like to play with color, stay within the same tonal range. This can be a lot of fun but can be tricky. Make sure that the room you will be displaying your portrait in will work with the color scheme you select.
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| Mixed Colors/Same Tonal Range |
- If you are still not sure how to put together clothing and color than your alternative is
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| The Buff |
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