We begin with the client’s inquiry and initial brief. In the shortest possible time, we try to understand what needs to be created, what the campaign goal is, which references already exist, what the deadlines are, how many materials need to be delivered, and whether the client already has a developed concept or needs us to build the creative direction together.
INSPIRE SHOOTSFASHION PHOTOGRAPHY
Tailored To Your Brand.
Every project is shaped around your goals, timeline and visual direction.
All packages can be customised depending on the number of looks, locations, models, production days and final deliverables.
[01] — ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Additional fully retouched image: €10–50 per image
Extra shooting hour: €100 per hour
Express delivery: +30%
Behind-the-scenes video: from €500
Reels / short-form video content: from €300
Additional cover concept: from €100
[02] — USAGE RIGHTS
The package price includes shared, non-exclusive usage rights for the client, production team and agency involved in the specific project.
Included usage covers:
Magazine cover
Editorial story inside the magazine
Digital magazine edition
Social media promotion
PR and press-related promotion for the specific project
Commercial usage for advertising campaigns, billboards, product packaging, paid ads, brand collaborations, or long-term promotional use is not included and is quoted separately depending on usage scope, territory, duration and media placement.
Exclusive usage rights, full buyout, or any agreement requiring the production team to transfer or waive future use of the material are not included in the package price and are charged separately according to a dedicated rights/licensing fee.
[03] — DELIVERY TIME
Image selection: 3–5 business days
Final retouched images: 7–14 business days after image selection
For larger productions, the delivery timeline can be agreed separately.
[04] — PAYMENT TERMS
A 50% deposit is required to reserve the shooting date.
The remaining balance is due before the delivery of the final retouched images.
Rescheduling is possible up to 72 hours before the shoot.
In case of cancellation less than 72 hours before the shoot, the deposit is non-refundable due to reserved time and production preparation.
01 — Select your options
02 — Additional Services
03 — Additional Production Support
Choose only the extra selection steps you need. They will appear before Date & Time.
FAQ
Before we
get started.
A fashion campaign includes a visual concept created to represent a brand, collection, or season. It can involve creative direction, location scouting, model selection, styling, photography, and final image editing. The final images can be used for websites, social media, catalogues, advertising, and other promotional materials.
An editorial shoot is more artistic and concept-driven, with a focus on mood, storytelling, and visual identity. A commercial shoot is created with a clearer marketing purpose, focusing on presenting products, promoting a brand, and communicating with a target audience. Both approaches can be combined to create images that are visually strong and commercially effective.
Yes. Depending on the project, we can help develop the concept, moodboard, visual direction, location ideas, model selection, styling, and overall atmosphere of the shoot. The goal is to create a clear visual identity that reflects your brand.
Commercial shoots are suitable for fashion brands, designers, boutiques, online shops, beauty and lifestyle brands, as well as anyone who needs professional images for promotion, sales, and brand identity.
Yes. The images can be used for websites, online stores, social media, digital campaigns, newsletters, catalogues, and printed materials. At the beginning of the collaboration, we define the intended use so the format, style, and editing can be adapted accordingly.
The duration depends on the scope of the project, the number of outfits, locations, models, and the complexity of the concept. Smaller commercial shoots may take a few hours, while larger campaigns and editorials may require a full-day production or multiple shooting days.
The process usually begins with a consultation and defining the needs of your brand. After that, we develop the concept, agree on the location, styling, and production details. After the shoot, the images are selected and professionally edited, then delivered in the agreed formats, ready for use.
HOW WE DO IT?
Our Process From Concept To Campaign.
A clear creative workflow for fashion brands, campaigns and visual stories — from the first direction to final assets ready for launch.
Client brief
We take time to understand the brand, collection, audience, visual identity and the story behind the campaign. This phase helps us define the client’s expectations, the desired mood, the purpose of the images and the level of creative and production support required.
Based on the brief, we define the creative and production direction of the campaign. We establish whether we are executing an already existing idea or developing the full concept, mood, styling direction, model direction, location approach, team structure, shooting rhythm and overall production plan.
After understanding the project needs, we prepare an initial budget proposal. The goal is to realistically define what can be achieved in relation to the expectations, campaign scope, level of artists involved, models, location, production requirements, organization and post-production.
After the client’s feedback, we refine the project scope and define the total cost. At this stage, we confirm the team, models, casting, fitting, number of looks, location, technical needs, production organization, editing level, timeline and final delivery format.
Once the proposal is approved, the project is confirmed through booking and advance payment. This secures the shooting date, creative and technical team, models, location and all resources needed for preparation and campaign production. The remaining payment is completed on the day of the shoot, unless agreed otherwise in advance.
During pre-production, we organize all details before the shoot: model casting, fittings, styling, garment preparation, location planning, equipment, shooting schedule, call sheet, timing, number of looks, breaks, logistics and communication with all team members.
On the shoot day, we follow the agreed production protocol, whether we are working in studio or on location. Garments must be prepared and steamed, models go through hair, makeup and styling, assistants and technicians set the lighting, and the shoot follows the planned schedule according to the number of looks, changes and breaks.
After the shoot, all files are backed up, organized and prepared for review. We apply basic correction to the material so the client can clearly preview the images before selecting the final photographs for editing.
The preview material is uploaded to a private online server or gallery, where the client can review the shoot and select the final images for post-production. This selection defines the exact number of photographs that will enter the final editing process.
Once the client approves the image selection, we define the style, direction and level of post-production. Depending on the campaign, the edit can be basic, commercial or advanced artistic, because some campaigns require a simpler approach while others need a more complex visual treatment. Selected images go through final editing according to the agreed retouching level. This may include skin retouching, garment and fabric correction, background cleaning, color grading, light refinement, removal of technical imperfections and final visual polishing.
When post-production is complete, the final materials are exported in the agreed formats and resolutions. The client receives a private download link with images ready for campaign use, social media, web, lookbook, e-commerce, print or other agreed purposes.
After downloading the material, the client reviews the final images and sends feedback if agreed corrections are needed. Minor revisions are completed according to the previously defined project scope, editing level and final deliverables.
The process is completed once all final materials have been delivered, reviewed and confirmed. This allows the campaign to move through a clear system from the first brief to final delivery, with control over creative direction, budget, production and final image quality.