How to Style Your Brand Photoshoot (and Actually Love Every Photo 💫)
- Jeremy Demate
- Nov 11
- 3 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
When it comes to elevating your brand, few things make a lasting impression quite like a beautifully executed photoshoot. The way you show up on camera tells a story — about who you are, what you stand for, and where you’re headed.
Your wardrobe isn’t just about fashion. It’s about alignment. It’s about putting on something that makes you feel powerful, present, and ready to step into your next chapter. And when every detail — from your outfit to your mindset — comes together with intention, that’s when the magic happens. ✨
We recently curated wardrobe pieces for our latest She Believed She Could™ brand shoot, and it reminded us of something essential: when you feel confident in what you’re wearing, your message shines even brighter.
🎥 Take a peek behind the scenes here

Before you even step in front of the camera, take a moment to revisit your brand story. What emotions do you want your audience to feel when they see your photos? Empowered? Inspired? Calm? Energized?
Choose colors and textures that embody those feelings. For this shoot, we leaned into neutrals, soft blush tones, and structured classics — a palette that felt fresh, feminine, and timeless. When your wardrobe aligns with your message, your visuals instantly feel more cohesive and authentic.

Style isn’t about excess — it’s about intention. Mixing fabrics like silk, linen, or knit can subtly add warmth and visual depth to your images. Layers like blazers, delicate jewelry, or even a flowy wrap can create movement that feels dynamic on camera.
💡 Pro tip: Bring a few extra pieces — a jacket, a change of shoes, a statement accessory — to easily transition your look throughout the shoot without a full outfit change.

Here’s the truth: the most stunning photos happen when you’re comfortable.
If you’re tugging at your dress or worrying about every detail, it will show. But when you wear something that moves with you — something that makes you smile the second you catch your reflection — that’s when your authentic energy takes over.
The goal isn’t to look perfect. It’s to feel present.

The smallest details often make the biggest impact. A soft wave in your hair, a signature lip color, or a dainty gold earring can elevate your look while keeping it effortlessly true to you.
We loved pairing minimal jewelry and soft textures for our shoot — polished yet approachable, elegant yet grounded.
When your accessories complement your confidence instead of competing with it, you create an image that feels timeless and true.

Your photoshoot isn’t just for one day — it’s an investment in your brand’s future.
The content you create now will live across your website, podcast art, social channels, and speaking events. That’s why it’s so important to choose looks that will still resonate months from now. Think of your wardrobe as part of your overall brand strategy — a reflection of who you are and who you’re becoming.

We’ve received so many questions about what I wore during the She Believed She Could™ shoot — so here’s a quick look at some of our favorite pieces from the day!
Each look was carefully chosen to reflect empowerment, confidence, and timeless femininity. Below you’ll find a few of the featured outfits and accessories, along with direct links so you can recreate the vibe for your own shoot.
Look 1: Classic Confidence in All-White
Outfit details:
Top: Express
Pants: J. Crew
Accessories: Little Words Project
Why it works:
This monochromatic look radiates sophistication and confidence — perfect for professional headshots or podcast visuals. White on white keeps the focus on your expression and message while still feeling effortlessly chic.
Look 2: The Power Blazer
Outfit details:
Suit: Aqua at Bloomingdales
Cami: Amazon
Why it works:
A structured blazer instantly says “CEO energy.” The soft pink adds a feminine touch, balancing strength and warmth — ideal for branding photos that capture both authority and approachability.
Look 3: Blush Elegance
Outfit details:
Dress: Boss
Heels: Schutz
Why it works:
The pleated texture brings movement to photos, while the pastel palette mirrors the She Believed She Could™ brand’s empowering, uplifting tone.
Look 4: Textured Tweed Power Look
Outfit details:
Dress: Cinq a Sept
Jewelry: Lia Valencia Key
Why it works:
The gold-button detail gives a timeless and elevated vibe — perfect for podcasts, press photos, and keynote headshots.
Look 5: Embroidered Sophistication
Outfit details:
Blazer and Short Set: Cinq a Sept
She Believed She Could Mug
Accessories: Little Words Project
Why it works:
Subtle embroidery brings a layer of texture and visual interest that pops beautifully on camera, keeping the look refined yet distinctive.
💡 Style Takeaways for Your Own Shoot
Stick to your brand palette. Choose colors and tones that reflect your personality or business.
Texture over pattern. It photographs beautifully without distracting from your face.
Confidence is the ultimate accessory. Choose pieces that make you feel unstoppable.







































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