1) Choose your location
 
Time: Morning, before 12:00 PM
 
Luxembourg Gardens
 
One of my favorite locations in Paris! We can combine photos in its beautiful gardens with some charming Parisian streets nearby, giving you two different settings in one photo session!
Access: Free and open to the public.
Best time: Early in the morning, as it tends to get crowded throughout the day, depending on the season.
Season: Beautiful all year round, although in January and February there is less greenery, so the gardens look a little different.
Time: Early morning, before 9:00 AM
 
Torre Eiffel
 
Two route options:
A) Avenue de Camoëns, Seine River & Bir-Hakeim Bridge
B) Rue de l’Université, Parisian streets, a café or Champ de Mars
There are so many beautiful spots around the Eiffel Tower, each offering a different perspective and a unique Parisian atmosphere.
Best time: Only available early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
Location: There are several photo spots around the Eiffel Tower. Some are within walking distance of each other, while others are a little further apart.
My recommendation: I've put together two different routes so you can choose the one you love most. This way, we can make the most of our time together and capture a beautiful variety of photos during your session.
Time: Early morning, before 9:00 AM
Louvre with Parisian Streets or the Seine River
I love this location because we can combine an iconic landmark like the Louvre, with its beautiful arches, romantic streets, and stunning Parisian architecture.
Location: In the heart of Paris, surrounded by beautiful photo spots within walking distance, such as the Tuileries Garden, the Seine River, and the Palais Royal Gardens.
Best time: Early in the morning to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful atmosphere.
Time: Before 12:00 pm
Tuileries Garden with Parisian Streets
One of my favorite gardens in Paris, especially for its beautiful perspectives and romantic charm during autumn and spring.
Location: Just a short walk from the Louvre, charming Parisian streets, and the Seine River, making it perfect for combining different backdrops in one photo session.
Best time: Early in the morning to enjoy the gardens with fewer crowds and a more peaceful atmosphere.
Time: Before 12:00 pm
Palais Royal Gardens with Parisian Streets
Perfect for intimate photo sessions with an artistic touch. I love its beautiful statues, charming walkways, and flowers during springtime. The gardens are also surrounded by picturesque Parisian streets and are just a short walk from the Louvre and the Seine River.
Best time: Early in the morning to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful atmosphere.
Time: Early morning, before 9:00 AM
 
Montmartre
 
One of my favorite places in Paris, with breathtaking views of the city, charming streets, local artists, and romantic hidden corners. I love this location because we can combine beautiful Parisian architecture, its iconic metro entrances, and artistic little spots to create unique and timeless photographs.
Access: Public and free.
Best time: At sunrise, as early as possible to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more peaceful atmosphere.
Time: Morning
Île Saint-Louis, Pont Neuf & Notre-Dame
My absolute favorite place for photos in Paris! I love this location because we can combine the Seine River, beautiful architecture, charming cafés, and picturesque Parisian streets, all in a quieter, more authentic atmosphere without the typical Parisian clichés. It has that timeless Parisian charm, away from the crowds of the most touristy spots.
Access: Public and free.
Best time: Sunrise is my personal favorite because of the beautiful light and contrasts, but we can also enjoy this location throughout the morning. Sunset is another lovely option, depending on the season and the crowds.
Time: Morning
 
Le marais ( place de vogues ) with the Seine River
 
I love this location because it's usually very peaceful in the morning. With its beautiful Parisian streets, charming archways, and lovely gardens, it's the perfect setting for natural, romantic, and spontaneous photographs.
Access: Public and free.
Best time: Early in the morning to enjoy a quieter and more intimate atmosphere.
Time: Morning
 
Parc Monceau & Charming Parisian Streets and Cafés
 
One of the most beautiful parks in Paris, in my opinion. A place full of history, nature, and stunning architecture that even inspired some of Monet's paintings. I love this location because we can combine its beautiful gardens, statues, and romantic corners with the elegant Parisian streets and charming cafés nearby.
Access: Public and free.
Best time: Early in the morning to enjoy a quieter and more peaceful atmosphere.
 
2) Outfit Recommendations
 
 
Outfits
 
 
COLORS AND STYLE ARE VERY IMPORTANT
I want to be completely honest with you: what you wear has a huge impact on the final result of your photos. It influences how you move, where you place your hands, how you feel, and of course, how the colors look in the images. Everything matters!
My photography style is closely connected to color theory and the emotions that different colors evoke. That's why I'll guide you in choosing outfits that complement the atmosphere and vision we want to create together.
Please keep in mind that I don't recommend cocktail-style dresses. We're looking for outfits that feel natural, effortless, and in harmony with the surroundings.
Remember: It's not about brands, it's about how you feel and the atmosphere we create. These recommendations are here to inspire you, but the final choice will always be yours.
 
Casual
Relaxed
Elegant
Winter / Summer
What Should I Wear?
Here are some outfit ideas that I highly recommend for your photo session in Paris. What you wear can add a special touch to your photos and help us create something truly unique. I’m also sharing a Pinterest moodboard with you for even more inspiration. 🤎
 
Tips
 
STYLE
Go for slightly oversized pieces: Wide-leg jeans, long coats, loose shirts, or leather jackets.
Avoid overly tight clothing: Choose straight cuts, relaxed fits, or slightly oversized pieces for a more natural and effortless look.
Mix and match different pieces: Pair jeans with lace, coats with scarves, or wide-leg trousers with fitted tops.
COLOR
Play with colors: Start with a base of vintage-inspired tones like brown, beige, gray, or black. Then, add a pop of color, such as burgundy, blue, green, or yellow, through a single piece or accessory.
The idea is to create a harmonious color palette without having to wear the same color from head to toe.
WHERE TO SHOP
Clothing stores: Zara, Mango, UNIQLO, COS, Massimo Dutti, H&M, and & Other Stories.
Vintage and second-hand shops in Paris: Kilo Shop, Free’P’Star, Episode, and Guerrisol.
WHAT TO AVOID
My recommendation is to remember that less is more. I suggest avoiding berets, cocktail dresses, chunky platform shoes, overly tight or very formal clothing, busy patterns (stripes, checks, etc.), and overly bright colors like fuchsia or neon shades.
I personally prefer vintage-inspired colors, pieces with natural movement, and simple accessories.
The references I shared above are a great source of inspiration to create a natural, romantic, and timeless look. 🤎
 
3) General Recommendations