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Today, I worked with Chloe the first year that i was paired with to create a photoshoot based on festival fashion. We collaborated with the styling, whilst i did the photography and chloe did the hair and make up. Previously, we had shared and created a Pinterest board featuring our inspiration for the shoot, we were inspired by styling stereotypes at festivals such as wellies and bumbags whilst wanting to create a boho chic and streetwear look, We experimenting with masculine clothing, through football tops and sorts. We worked well together, setting up a tent in my garden in windy conditions. Whilst taking photographs, Chloe would restyle garments and contribute to pose ideas. Despite the cold weather, we were still able to create a successful photoshoot that explored festival fashion.
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