
When planning your yoga or Pilates photoshoot, what you wear is just as important as the location or the poses you choose. Your outfit sets the mood, reflects your personality, and helps convey the essence of your teaching style.

Here’s how to make the best choices:
1. Colour Psychology: What Your Outfit Says About You
Colours carry energy, and choosing the right tones can enhance your brand message:
Earthy Tones (Beige, Olive, Terracotta, Browns):
Grounded, calm, and natural. Perfect for teachers who embrace a holistic and organic approach.

Soft Neutrals (White, Grey, Pastels):
Light, airy, and minimal. These shades give a fresh, clean, and open feel to your images.

Bright & Vibrant (Reds, Yellows, Pinks, Blues):
Dynamic, confident, and eye-catching. If you want to express energy and power, go bold!

Dark & Moody (Deep Greens, Navy, Black, Burgundy):
Mysterious, strong, and introspective—great for a more dramatic and sophisticated look.

2. Outfit Ideas for Different Yoga & Pilates Styles
For Gentle or Restorative Practices:
Flowing fabrics, soft neutral or earthy colours, and layered pieces to reflect a nurturing energy.

For Dynamic & Strength-Based Yoga:
Sleek, form-fitting outfits in strong colours to showcase movement, control, and power.

For Pilates & Barre:
Elegant, structured pieces, ballet-inspired wraps, or bodysuits that highlight precision and grace.

3. Layering & Textures: Adding Depth to Your Photos
Consider layering pieces such as flowy wraps, scarves, or open cardigans. They create beautiful movement and versatility throughout your shoot. Play with textures like ribbed fabrics, mesh or knitwear to add depth and variety.

4. Practical Tips:
What to Avoid
By being intentional with your colours and outfit choices, you’ll ensure that your photos truly reflect who you are.
Avoid busy patterns that distract from your movement.
Steer clear of neon colours unless it aligns with your brand.
Make sure your outfit allows free movement and feels comfortable.
Ready to create your visual story? Let’s make your next shoot an expression of YOU!
Kris