Quick answer
Female model digitals show current appearance without elaborate styling. Make the face and silhouette readable, use neutral light and provide accurate measurements. Check the recipient’s clothing, makeup and view requirements.
Keep styling simple
Choose clothes that make your silhouette readable without dominating the frame. Remove large accessories. Arrange your hair so the face and profile remain visible; keep a separate loose-hair option if useful.
Avoid makeup, filters or poses that substantially change your appearance. Follow the official form when it specifies clothing or angles.
Include different views
Start with a portrait, profile and full-length image. Review sharpness and camera position in each frame. A twisted torso, concealed silhouette or camera placed too close can make the series harder to interpret.
Match your expression to the brief. Photograph a calm portrait separately from an expressive frame when both are needed. One successful selfie cannot replace the whole series.
Keep the information accurate
Check that editing does not reshape the face or body or alter skin tone. Keep sources before making any corrections. Record the date and your current measurements separately.
Compare the series with the recipient’s requirements before submission. If unedited photographs are requested, a replaced background or AI lighting should not be presented as an original.
Before sending
- Visible face and profile
- No appearance-changing filters
- Complete full-length frame
- Originals and shoot date retained
Common questions
Should I wear makeup?
Check the official brief. Elaborate makeup makes natural digitals less informative.
Can I shoot the series myself?
Yes, if you can control the light and views. A helper makes profiles and full-length photographs easier.