Picture this: It's the morning of your senior portrait session. You're standing in front of your closet, suddenly second-guessing every outfit you planned. Your hair isn't cooperating. You're not sure if you should bring props or keep it simple. And that little voice in your head is asking, "Am I going to look bad in these photos?"
This is exactly what happens when seniors don't know what to expect - and it doesn't have to be this way.
Here's what usually happens: You book your senior portrait session, get excited, and then... panic sets in. Because while everyone tells you these photos are important, hardly anyone tells you how to actually prepare for them.
Most seniors struggle with:
Not knowing what outfits will photograph well
Feeling confused about whether to go casual, dressy, or somewhere in between
Worrying they'll look stiff or awkward in front of the camera
Stressing about hair, makeup, and all the little details
Not understanding what makes a location or prop work for photos
Showing up the day of and realizing they forgot something important
And you know what? That's completely understandable. Most people have never done this before! But here's the thing - when you're unprepared, it shows in your photos. You look tense. Your outfits don't quite work. And instead of looking like the confident, authentic YOU, the photos feel... off.
Let me paint a picture of what typically happens when seniors show up unprepared:
The "I Didn't Know What to Wear" Struggle
You spend hours trying on different outfits the night before, but nothing feels right. You bring options that are all basically the same vibe (all casual or all dressy), so all the photos look the same. Or worse, you wear something that photographs poorly - like super busy patterns that are distracting, or clothes that don't fit your body shape in a flattering way.
The "Generic Senior Portrait" Look
Without guidance on how to showcase your personality, you end up with photos that could be anyone. They're nice, sure, but they don't capture what makes YOU unique. Your love of soccer? Not in the photos. Your quirky sense of style? Nowhere to be seen. That vintage car you've been restoring? Didn't even think to include it.
The "Awkward and Uncomfortable" Energy
Because you don't know what to expect, you're nervous and stiff. Your outfits aren't comfortable to move in. You're worried about every little detail. And that tension? It's visible in every frame. Instead of looking confident and relaxed, you look like someone who's trying really hard to look confident and relaxed.
Your senior portraits aren't just photos. This is a milestone you only get once. And when you're unprepared, you don't just get mediocre photos... you miss the opportunity to shine.
What if I told you there's a way to show up to your session feeling confident, prepared, and excited - instead of stressed and uncertain?
What if you had a complete guide that walked you through exactly what to wear, how to prep, what to bring, and how to showcase your unique style - all customized for your body type, personality, and the vibe you want to create?
The Fit Check Magazine isn't just another generic "what to wear" guide that shows clothes folded on a table. It's a comprehensive, personalized style guide that takes all the guesswork out of your senior portrait session.
Here's what makes it different:
Complete Style Breakdowns by Look
Want to go classic and preppy? Gender-neutral? Sporty? Each style gets its own detailed breakdown with location suggestions, outfit combinations, and where to shop. No more guessing what will work - you'll know exactly what fits your vibe.
Body Shape Guidance That Actually Helps
Forget generic advice. The magazine includes specific wardrobe tips for different body shapes - hourglass, inverted triangle, rectangle, triangle, and apple. You'll learn exactly what styles will make you feel confident and look amazing on camera, tailored to YOUR body.
Comprehensive Prep Checklists
Special Section for Guys
Guys can feel lost when it comes to senior portraits. The magazine includes a dedicated section with outfit variety tips that work for guys too.
Props, Uniforms & Personality Showcases
You'll learn exactly how to incorporate the things that make you unique - whether that's sports gear, musical instruments, your car, or any other props. The magazine shows you how to make these elements work without feeling forced or cheesy.
Most photographers hand you a generic "what to wear" list and call it a day. Maybe they tell you to wear solid colors and bring variety. That's it.
But I believe you deserve more than that. You deserve to understand WHY certain styles work, HOW to put together outfits that photograph well AND feel like you, and WHAT to expect every step of the way.
When you book your senior portrait session with me, you automatically get access to the complete Fit Check Magazine. It's included as part of your session - my way of making sure every single one of my clients shows up feeling confident, prepared, and excited.
No more guessing. No more stress. Just clear guidance that helps you create photos you'll love.