Everyday People / Fashion and portraiture
Style &
Beauty.
Personal expression. Photographic presence.
Clothing, posture and attitude tell a story before a word is spoken. Explore portraits and fashion photography shaped by the person, the design and the way they meet.
Photography by Tyrone “Zire” McCants
Zire Photography and Graphics
01 / The live presentation
Runway & high fashion.
Garments in motion. Silhouettes in light. A collection taking its place in front of an audience.
Phoenix Fashion Week · Talking Stick Resort
Taussy Daniel Maputo / Brother Tailors featuring
Glam Squad Couture
02 / Design in everyday life
Product &
street fashion.
The details make the difference.
A piece of jewelry, the shape of a garment, the way someone wears it. Product and street fashion photography brings design into a human setting.
Featured work: J. Jewels, jewelry and clothing designer.
Discuss photography for your collection →The person inside the image
Style is personal.
The portrait should be, too.
A thoughtful portrait gives clothing, expression and personality room to work together.
The photograph can be quiet or theatrical, polished or spontaneous. What matters is the sense of a person choosing how to be seen.
03 / Portraits with a point of view
Lifestyle & editorial.
A portrait can introduce an artist, support a publication or express a personal direction.
Featured portrait series · Kylelashay Draper
04 / A collection seen together
Lookbook & catalog.
A sequence of photographs gives a collection continuity while making space for the details of each look.
Featured work · Tafari Tribe Shop, Brooklyn
Related cultural portrait story / Publish
Your Queens at Ten
African Royalty Brought to Life
Clothing, symbolism and presence become part of a larger cultural record. This feature follows Your Queens through African royal history, performance, education and portraiture.
Read the Your Queens feature →Portraits / Collections / Campaigns
What do you want the image to say?
Share the idea, who the photographs are for and where they will appear. Include your location, preferred timing and visual references.
Your personal portrait.
Discuss a style, beauty or editorial session built around your expression and intended use.
Plan a portrait session →Your next collection.
Develop lookbook, product or runway photography for your clothing, jewelry or accessories.
Discuss collection photography →Your brand campaign.
Plan photographs for advertising, a launch or a visual brand story. Define the message, audience and image needs together.
Start a campaign inquiry →For print or licensing questions, include the section name and a screenshot of the photograph. Send an image inquiry.
Explore another connection between art and personal style: Canvas Art Products.