Look 1 : This is the most classic look for business headshots. You can't go wrong with a black blazer. Make sure you choose a well-fitting blazer that accentuates your body shape, as this will be the key item to this look. Styling the blazer with simple black trousers and a white blouse brings this outfit together. Don't forget, you can also remove the blazer while taking photos which gives you two great looks out of one.

Look 2: A skirt and blouse option is a perfect combination for someone looking for a more feminine style. This outfit here is a great example of a monochromatic look, using different tones of neutral beige throughout the outfit. Wear your blouse tucked in to accentuate your waist line and add a belt for extra detailing. If you're looking to add a little personality to this outfit, a silk scarf is a great accessory to give this look a little flair.

Look 3: Work in a more casual environment? White is a great option for those looking for something a little more carefree. I love pairing a white silk blouse with jeans and nude shoes, which gives your look a little more of an unassuming feel. If you're looking to add a tailored aspect to this style, throw on a white blazer, which screams statement item.

Look 1: A well-fitting navy suit is a fantastic option when taking corporate headshots. Those in more professional industries will want to opt for a more conservative look such as this. Don't forget to accessorize, these items add important details to your look. Brown leather shoes and a belt pair nicely next to the navy which will elevate your style.

Look 2: Looking for a modern alternative to a suit? This look takes a light khaki blazer a subtle barely there plaid print and pairs it with chinos and a classic chambray shirt, making the outfit read a bit more casual. This is a great option for someone who might not need to look as conservative in their headshots.

Look 3: For business casual looks or those in a more creative industry, try this look. A bomber is a great alternative to a suit jacket or blazer while still giving you a polished look. Pairing the bomber with a polo, like this sweater knit, will give you the option of going sans jacket in your shots. Keep your accessories simple with classic white sneakers and a watch to round out the look.