A few key items play a major role in the making of a great headshot that you'll be proud to have displayed on your company's website or LinkedIn. Whether it's a session in the studio in Carrollton, or on location at your place of business in the greater Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex, the concepts hold true for both.  

Clothing

Dress for your industry. If you're in a traditional one like finance or legal, think classic. Pick your favorite suit that is preferably a dark color like navy blue or gray. Even if it's your favorite, if it doesn't fit you well, it won't look good on camera. Choose a suit that doesn't bunch up when you button it, or sit down in it, and a shirt and tie that match each other and the suit. If you're in a more creative field such as advertising or tech, smart casual is a good choice and wouldn't look out of place as a suit and tie might. 

Avoid bold, distracting patterns or colors. Clothing with tight grids or a small herringbone pattern can have a moiré pattern effect on camera (think of that anchorman's tie that was moving and grooving as he read the news), so stay away from grid-like patterns. Thin stripes that are a little further apart are okay.

Ties look best when their tone lands between the suit and the shirt, so a light shirt, a dark suit, and a tie in a shade somewhere between them. Try to stay away from really reflective, shiny silk ties. You're welcome to bring 2-3 shirt and tie options and I can help you decide what will look best on camera.