How to photograph Co-ord Set

Lay it out like this

Photograph the pieces together, arranged as they are worn — top above bottom, dupatta beside them if there is one.

What the Studio needs to see

• Every piece in the set, in one frame
• The pieces in their worn relationship, not stacked
• Any contrast trim or matching detail that ties the set together

Separate frames per piece help when the pieces have very different scales.

Reference shots for this garment

Real co-ord set uploads from our own library. This is the framing, background and distance to aim for.

The rules that never change

• One garment per upload. Two garments in a frame produce a shot with two garments on one model.
• Plain, even background — a white sheet or a clean floor beats a patterned bed.
• Daylight, indirect. Direct sun blows out the highlights; a bulb overhead casts the fold shadows the model will inherit.
• Fill the frame. A garment occupying a fifth of the photo gives a fifth of the detail to work from.
• Shoot square-on. A photo taken at an angle bends the garment, and the output bends with it.
• JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 20MB.

Shot the same way