Photoshoot pt.1 🪽✨

Wow, I'm still buzzing from this incredible photoshoot with Ana Priscila Photography! This 'Angelic Dream' concept has been swirling in my mind for a while, and seeing it come to life with these magnificent large brown feathered wings was just magical. It definitely wasn't just a simple shoot; it was an experience! Let's talk about the outfit. I wanted something ethereal yet chic. We went with a white strapless top paired with a beautiful ruffled skirt to add that dreamy texture. The lace gloves and patterned tights were key for adding those intricate details that really elevate the whole look. It’s amazing how these small elements can totally transform a simple white ensemble into something truly editorial. When you're planning your own themed shoot, don't underestimate the power of accessories to tie everything together! Posing with those feathered wings was an adventure in itself! They were quite grand, but oh so worth it. We experimented with so many different stances. I found that tilting my head down with a hand near my face gave a really pensive, delicate vibe. Then we tried more dynamic shots where I would extend my hands forward, almost as if reaching for something, or looking down at them for a moment of quiet reflection. My favorite ones might be where I was seated on the white stool, looking directly at the camera with hands clasped – it felt so powerful and serene at the same time. We even got some shots where I was standing with hands on hips, which felt more confident and commanding. The goal is always to convey emotion, even when you're just quietly looking down or closing your eyes. Working with Ana was fantastic. She has such an eye for capturing the perfect moment and helped guide me through various poses, making sure the wings were always framed beautifully. Communication with your photographer is vital, especially when you have elaborate props. We discussed the mood board beforehand, which included ideas for the white strapless top, ruffled skirt, and even the specific feel we wanted for the lighting. For anyone thinking of doing a themed photoshoot, my biggest tip is to plan, but also be open to improvisation. Sometimes the best shots come from just playing around with the props and letting your natural expressions come through. Whether you're a model or just someone wanting to capture a special moment, embracing the creative process makes all the difference. And don't forget to have fun! This 'Photoshoot pt.1' was truly unforgettable, and I can't wait to share more from this session!