Red Riding Hood Productions prides ourselves on being able to take a project from ideation to completion, meaning we truly can do it all (or mostly all). We hired and hair and makeup artist to give our models a few fresh-yet-timeless looks, but tackled every other aspect of the shoot ourselves, including the styling. We knew we needed to appeal to a wide audience – from Texas A&M students on a budget to the alumnus who had some money to spend. Using this range, we selected timeless pieces like a stunning suede jacket with a hefty price tag to more affordable corduroy hot pants from a youthful boutique. We knew we wanted to touch on the Aggie color scheme without every look being too on the nose. We sourced from our own wardrobe, being scrupulous with relevant details like a gold necklace with the letter “R” that Amber inherited from her Grandma Ruth – “R” in the photoshoot could easily stand for the Aggie mascot, Reveille. Bonus! Amber brought her dog Rambler on the trip and the client requested we bring him out for a few of the photos, and he even made it into print. You can check out a digital version of the printed magazine here, including links to the specific pieces we sourced from local boutiques to style the shoot.