Above all else, wear clothes that are comfortable and make you feel great. But it’s always best to keep things simple – we want the focus to be on your face, not on what you’re wearing. Darker clothes are less distracting, so a simple black T-Shirt / blouse is always a good option, but also bring a good variety of alternatives in solid colours that you think work well with your hair and skin tones, and we can choose together what’s likely to work best for you when you arrive. Avoid large logos and branded clothing, as well as busy patterns and large stripes, and definitely no sequins / glitter / studs etc. Different necklines can have an impact on the shape of your face in-camera, so bring a variety of styles – not just the same style of top in different colours. Polo-necks are almost always a bad idea, as they crowd the face.