Renata Clarke Portraits studio wardrobe, outfits for women
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Studio wardrobe

A significant part of your portrait experience is your wardrobe. The pieces you choose need to reflect your personality and taste (while, of course, looking extra chic on camera!). I have a growing collection of gowns, dresses and fabrics – all of which are available to you during your shoot!
On this page you’ll find most (but not all) of what will be in the studio the day of your session. When looking at sizes, please note that if a dress is a little large, we can easily clip it, and alternatively – if the zipper doesn’t go up quite all the way, we can usually hide it with angles. Also a lot of these fabrics are stretchy so can fit a number of sizes.

Magazine Style Portrait, Fine Art Portrait, Glamour Portrait, Makeover Photoshoot & Model Portfolio Photoshoot by Renata Clarke portrait photography studio in Worcestershire, Midlands, UK

Renata Clarke is a portrait and branding photographer for those walking the path of self-realisation—visionaries, creatives, healers, mentors, high-level professionals and leaders who are no longer performing who they think they should be, but ready to embody who they truly are. Whether through soulful branding imagery or intimate portrait sessions, she creates space for clients to show up in their full presence—grounded, powerful, and clear. Her work isn’t about making people look a certain way; it’s about mirroring back the truth they’ve already claimed. Through intuitive guidance, emotional intelligence, and artistry, Renata helps translate essence into imagery—for those whose lives, work, and visibility are an extension of their becoming.

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