What to Wear to Your Podcast Shoot

DIFFERENT OUTFITS FOR DIFFERENT SET DESIGNS

If you’re recording your Toronto podcast in our studio, we suggest you pay attention to your styling. Don’t just show up with random colours. Try to coordinate yourself (and suggest your guests do too), to our set designs, so that your podcast LOOKS as good as it SOUNDS.

For our Tulum room, we suggest dark earthy tones like tans, khaki, greens, browns, or even all-blacks to match the accents like the chair legs. We suggest AGAINST wearing neons, or any other colours here. The only exception is you might be able to get away with a deep dark denim blue. Otherwise stick to the suggested colour palette.

For our black curtains, we suggest light colours like white, or light tan colours to complement the chairs. Alternatively you could go with complementary colours like light baby blue shades. But to avoid clashing or blending into the background, avoid dark colours.

For the couch, you’ll want to aim for either really light matching colours (if you’re shooting up against the black curtains), like baby blues or whites. Avoid other hues to keep the styling cohesive.

Recording alone?

For our plant mirror corner, all-white looks good, or generally light colours like chinos or light dress pants.

For our swing chair, wear earthy tones to match the plants and flowery background. 

At the bartop, wear something light to stand out against the darker background shades.

And lastly, remember that you’re dressing for your AUDIENCE too. Don’t make the mistake of being underdressed. Thanks for watching What to Wear for Your Toronto Podcast Recording.