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Remember the good old color wheel? This one?
Today’s outfits use the ‘analogous color’ theory- they combine colors that are next door neighbors on the color wheel. The first two have a common neutral, and then use blues and greens. The last one has variations of blues and purples. If you’re feeling a little more vibrant, you can use the same principle with oranges and pinks, greens and yellows, etc.- whatever looks good on your family.
Here’s another idea for combining outfits to make a group look good. These looks are based on taking one printed item, then pulling colors from the print to dress others in the group. The first uses clothing from Old Navy and Gap-
all clothing from Old Navy-
sibling combination from Hanna Andersson and Gap-
It can be so difficult to decide what to wear for portraits- I know even photographers struggle with dressing their own families! A few of the fashionistas among them have generously shared some visuals of group outfit ideas, and I’ve come up with some of my own, so I’m going to share a few from time to time. Sometimes just seeing an idea is all it takes to start your wheels turning…
These first groups take their inspiration from a color family- pick a color and then dress everyone in shades of that color:
(all clothing from Gap and Old Navy)
