Guide · Family
What to wear for a family photoshoot in Dubai
Coordinate, do not match — a calm palette of two or three tones does more than everyone in the same colour.
Coordinate, do not match
Matching everyone in identical outfits looks dated. Instead pick a palette of two or three soft, complementary tones — cream and sand, sage and stone, dusty blue and grey — and let each person wear a different piece within it. The photographs feel effortless rather than staged.
Fabrics and textures that photograph well
Flowing fabrics, linen, knits and soft cottons move and catch light beautifully. Avoid stiff, shiny synthetics. A little texture — a knit cardigan, a linen dress — adds depth that a flat block colour cannot.
What to avoid
Skip loud logos, busy patterns and bright neon — they pull the eye away from faces. Very dark and very bright pieces next to each other can also unbalance a group. When in doubt, go softer and lighter.
Dressing little ones
Children are most photogenic when they are comfortable. Choose soft, non-scratchy fabrics and bring a change of clothes for the youngest. Barefoot or simple shoes usually look best.
We help you plan it
When you book, we send a short wardrobe guide and are happy to look at options with you beforehand. Studio pieces, including an outfit for the mother, are available so you do not have to buy anything special.
Questions we get asked
Before you ask
Should we all wear the same colour?
Do you provide outfits?
What if our toddler will not cooperate?
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Planning your session in Dubai
We come to your home anywhere in Dubai, or host you in the studio. Gowns, styling and full retouching are included — you just show up.
