Clothing Photography London.
Ghost mannequin, flat lay and creative clothing photography for fashion, accessories and ecommerce brands.
Clothing Photography for Fashion and Ecommerce Brands.
At Blend Studios, we specialise in clothing and accessory photography for fashion and retail brands. Whether you need ghost mannequin images, styled flats, pinned garments or creative content for campaigns, our experienced team produces clear, consistent imagery tailored to your products.
Over the years, we’ve built trusted relationships with leading brands including Selfridges, Hobbs, Lululemon, Oner Active, Burberry and The North Face. From first brief to final delivery, we keep the process clear and organised, producing clothing and accessory imagery that is accurate, consistent and ready to use.
Our North London studio is set up for efficient clothing photography workflows, with space for product preparation, lighting, styling, photography and post-production.













Ghost Mannequin.
Ghost mannequin photography gives clothing shape and structure while keeping the focus on the garment. Each item is carefully styled and photographed on a mannequin, then retouched to create a clean invisible mannequin effect.
It works well for ecommerce clothing pages where brands need a consistent, polished finish across a full product range.
Clothing Flats.
Flat clothing photography is a clean, practical way to show garments without a model or mannequin. Items can be photographed as hanging garments, pinned flats or styled flat lays, depending on the product and the look required.
This approach is useful for ecommerce, catalogues, wholesale, line sheets and simple campaign content.
Apparel Still Life.
For brands that need more creative clothing and accessory imagery, we can produce still life content using styling, props, colour backgrounds and considered composition.
This is suited to website banners, social content, campaign assets, product launches and editorial-style brand imagery.
Garment Details.
Detail shots help customers understand fabric, texture, stitching, fastenings, labels and construction. They are especially useful for premium garments, technical products and accessories where close-up features matter.
These images can be captured alongside the main clothing photography shoot to create a fuller set of ecommerce and marketing assets.
Why Choose Us.
Fashion and Apparel Experience.
We work with fashion brands, retailers and ecommerce teams across clothing, accessories, ghost mannequin, flat lay and creative product imagery.
Consistent Image Quality.
Each shoot is planned around your brief, product range and image requirements, helping keep colour, styling and presentation consistent.
Experienced, Friendly Team.
Our in-house team understands how to handle garments, accessories and client approvals, keeping the process clear from shoot planning to final delivery.
In-House Retouching.
Our post-production team handles ghosting, editing, colour matching and final file preparation, with amendments managed through a clear workflow.
North London Studio Facilities.
Our North London studio is set up for clothing photography, with space for styling, product preparation, lighting, photography and client review.
Fast Turnarounds.
Standard delivery is usually five working days, with express options available when timelines are tighter.
What our clients have to say.
Clothing Photography FAQs.
What types of clothing photography do you offer?
We photograph clothing and accessories for ecommerce, campaigns and marketing use, including ghost mannequin, flat lay, pinned garments, hanging garments, detail shots and creative still life.
How does ghost mannequin photography work?
We photograph the garment on a mannequin, then remove the mannequin in post-production. The result is a clean, structured image that shows the garment’s shape, fit and detail clearly.
Do you offer flat lay and hanging garment photography?
Yes. We can photograph garments as styled flat lays, pinned flats or hanging garments, depending on the product, usage and visual style required.
Can you photograph accessories as well as clothing?
Yes. We photograph fashion accessories including bags, hats, eyewear, footwear, jewellery, belts and smaller product ranges.
What’s your turnaround time?
Standard turnaround is usually 5 working days after shooting. Express delivery may be available at an additional cost.
What’s included in the price?
Our standard clothing photography includes shooting, basic preparation, editing, retouching and delivery as high-resolution JPG files. Ghost mannequin work includes the required post-production to create the invisible mannequin effect.
Can you handle high-volume ecommerce jobs?
Yes. Our studio is set up for repeatable ecommerce workflows, including seasonal collections, larger product ranges and ongoing clothing photography projects.
What if I need more retouching?
Standard retouching covers general clean-up, shaping, ghosting and colour matching. More detailed retouching, garment fixes or complex adjustments can be quoted separately.
Can I send fewer than 24 garments?
Yes, but smaller projects may be priced differently. Contact us with your product count and we’ll advise on the most suitable option.
Do I get to review the images before final delivery?
Yes. We can share preview images for approval before final delivery, with amendments handled through an agreed review process.
Do you offer styling services?
We include basic garment preparation, such as steaming and simple styling. If your shoot needs more detailed styling, art direction or prop sourcing, we can discuss this as part of the brief.
Do I have to be on-site?
No. Many clients send their items by courier to the studio, and we manage the shoot remotely. You are also welcome to attend if you would like to oversee styling or approvals.
How do I book a shoot?
Send us your brief, product count, image requirements and timings through the enquiry form, or email info@blendstudios.com. We’ll review the details and come back with availability and a quote.
Request a Clothing Photography Quote.
Include product count, shoot type, timings, styling, retouching requirements and whether you need clothing, accessories, photography, video or both.