HAVING A DIFFICULT TIME CHOOSING YOUR OUTFIT? LET ME HELP.

Using a color palette when choosing outfits for a photo session helps create a cohesive, polished look while still allowing each person’s personality and style to shine. Instead of everyone wearing the exact same color, choose a few complementary colors that work well together and coordinate outfits around those shades.

(shown above you will see the utilization of the Soft & Neutral palette)

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C wylie color palette examples

Summer Meadows light airy natural color palette featuring Cream, Sand, Dusty Blue, Sage Green, and Warm Tan swatches.
Soft and neutral color palette featuring cream, ivory, oatmeal, taupe, and sand tones for timeless, warm photography.
Earthy modern color palette featuring ivory, beige, olive, mocha, and warm gray swatches for warm, grounded photography.
Warm Sunset photography color palette featuring ivory, peach, wheat, cinnamon, and muted olive tones for natural portraits.
Coastal Classic color palette featuring white, light blue, soft gray, khaki, and muted navy swatches for photography.
Cozy Fall color palette featuring cream, rust, olive, chocolate, and camel swatches for warm seasonal photography sessions.
Start by considering the location and overall mood of the session


Soft, neutral colors can create a timeless and natural feel, while warmer or richer tones can add more depth and personality. Once you have a palette, mix different shades, textures, and patterns rather than matching everyone exactly.


(shown to the right you will see the utilization of the Summer Meadow palette)

Family of three with baby and cat enjoying a picnic on a blanket in a lush green garden.

Picture Perfect!

The goal is for the outfits to coordinate without looking overly planned.

A well-chosen color palette keeps the focus on the people in the photos and helps the final images feel balanced, intentional, and visually appealing.

(shown to the left you will see the utilization of the Coastal Classic palette)