32 styles. 7 collections.
The studio collections
Each style is a meticulously crafted recipe — base scene, costume, lighting, and a two-subject identity-preservation system that keeps both your faces yours.
Royalty & Aristocracy
Renaissance Court
European royalty, Holbein-grade.
You and your partner immortalized as 16th-century European royalty in the manner of Hans Holbein and Bronzino — rich textiles, jewel-toned fabrics, tapestry backdrop, stately bearing.
French Rococo Royals
Versailles in pastel and gilt.
Become a Bourbon-era couple in the gilded gardens of Versailles — Boucher and Fragonard inspired, with powdered wigs, silk panniers, and Marie Antoinette levels of decadence.
Victorian Imperial
Late-1800s grandeur, Sargent finish.
Stately Victorian-era formal couple portrait in the grand-manner tradition of Winterhalter and John Singer Sargent — rich dark-jeweled palette, formal evening dress, ceremonial bearing.
Russian Imperial
Romanov opulence, Fabergé jewels.
Late Imperial Russia — Romanov-era couple portrait with fur-trimmed ceremonial robes, jeweled crowns, and Fabergé-grade opulence on a backdrop of frescoed palace walls.
Egyptian Pharaohs
New Kingdom, gold and kohl.
Become pharaoh and queen of Egypt's New Kingdom — ceremonial regalia, kohl-rimmed eyes, golden collars, lapis-and-carnelian jewelry, hieroglyph-inscribed temple background.
Gilded Age Newport
Sargent brushwork, American ambition.
Step into a John Singer Sargent portrait — the opulent Newport mansions of the Vanderbilt era, Worth-house gowns, white tie formality, and the painterly confidence of America's first aristocracy.
Romance & Fantasy
Paperback Romance
Windswept hair, torn bodice, the '90s cover you secretly loved.
A loving send-up of mass-market romance novel covers — windswept hair, dramatic embrace, sunset cliffside, soft-focus passion. Full-on bodice-ripper energy with a wink.
Pre-Raphaelite Lovers
Rossetti, Waterhouse, mythic garden.
Mythological romantic portrait in the style of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood — Rossetti, Waterhouse, Burne-Jones — with flowing fabrics, garden backdrop, ethereal light.
Regency Ballroom
Empire silk, candlelit season, soft glow.
A Regency English ballroom at the height of the season — empire-waist silk, military dress, a thousand candles, and the kind of lingering glance the whole room notices.
Renaissance Mythology
Botticelli's Arcadia, made for two.
Two lovers as figures from Renaissance mythological painting — Botticelli's idyllic Arcadian landscape, classical drapery, ethereal light, and the timelessness of myth.
Jazz Age Splendor
Gatsby's East Egg, made for two.
Two lovers at the height of the Roaring Twenties — Art Deco grandeur, gold lamé and white tuxedos, a crystal chandelier, the electric anticipation of a Great Gatsby midnight in bloom.
Fine Art Bridal
Sargent's Promise
Grand-manner couple, painterly authority.
A grand-manner formal couple portrait in the spirit of John Singer Sargent — confident, painterly, with the unmistakable authority of his society portraits given to a moment of intimate commitment.
Bouguereau Romance
Neo-classical idealism, luminous skin.
Neo-classical bridal couple in the academic style of William-Adolphe Bouguereau — idealized realism, soft luminous skin, painterly grace, and the smooth perfection of Parisian salon painting.
Live Oak Garden
Spanish moss, magnolia, evening light.
A wedding portrait in a Lowcountry botanical garden — live oaks draped in Spanish moss, magnolias in full bloom, wrought-iron gates and the warm honey light of a Charleston evening.
Vintage Romantic
1970s Instant Film
Warm, faded, white-bordered, intimate.
A warm, faded 1970s instant-film portrait — soft focus, warm color cast, slight overexposure, and the quiet intimacy of a private moment on a square white-bordered print.
B&W Documentary
35mm photojournalist grain, emotionally honest.
High-contrast black-and-white documentary photograph in the great photo-agency tradition — candid intimacy, full tonal range, and the unguarded honesty of real photojournalism.
New England Summer
Nantucket poolside, old-money ease, 1960s slide film.
Saturated slide-film color in the great society-photography register — the patrician leisure of a 1962 Cape Cod summer, sailboats in the harbor, flags on the dock, and the effortless confidence of old money in the sun.
Adventure & Action Heroes
Old West Outlaws
Spaghetti-western sundown meets your love story.
Sepia-toned Old West portrait in the spaghetti-western register — dusty trail, hard raking shadows, mesa silhouettes, both partners in period frontier gear.
Jet Fighter Pilots
Aviators, bomber jackets, golden hour on the flight deck.
Cinematic carrier-aviation portrait — bomber jackets, aviator sunglasses, a fighter silhouette on the deck at golden hour, and that confident slow-walk energy.
Homecoming Game
Stadium lights, eye-black, helmets.
Small-town football mythology — both partners in jerseys and pads, helmets in hand, eye-black, stadium lights cutting through the night.
Moonwalk Astronauts
1969 white suits, lunar regolith, Earthrise.
A 1969 lunar-landing portrait — both partners in white pressure suits, helmets at the hip, gray regolith underfoot and Earth rising in the distance.
Medieval Knights & Queens
Plate armor, castle, swords and roses.
High-medieval fantasy portrait — Game of Thrones production-quality plate armor, flowing court gown, castle ramparts, swords and roses, the kind of portrait painted to commemorate a royal alliance.
American Frontier
Bierstadt skies, high-country meadow, the Western sublime.
A heroic American West oil painting in the tradition of Albert Bierstadt and Frederic Remington — cathedral golden light over snowcapped Rockies, a couple poised on a rocky outcropping above a vast frontier valley, where the continent itself feels like a promise.
Divine & Mythological
Olympian Pantheon
Zeus and Athena, Bouguereau-finished.
Depicted in the manner of the Olympian gods — one partner as a Zeus-like sky-father in flowing chiton with eagle and laurel, the other as Athena in armored peplos with owl and spear. Mount Olympus marble temple background, neoclassical academic painting tradition.
Renaissance Angels
Botticelli grace, gilded wings.
Rendered as Renaissance-era angelic beings in the painterly tradition of Sandro Botticelli, Fra Angelico and Raphael — flowing white-and-gold robes, soft halos, golden light, a billowing cloud parapet, gentle reverence.
Art Nouveau Deities
Gold-leaf Secession, poster-style mythology.
Couples rendered as decorative Art Nouveau deities in the manner of Gustav Klimt and the Vienna Secession — gilded patterned robes, tessellated golden mosaics, ornamental halos of stars and flora, symbolic rather than literal divinity.
Editorial Photography
Cinematic Editorial
Magazine-cover drama, painterly color.
The cinematic editorial register — one dramatic key light, painterly color, and a posed-but-natural staging that reads like a magazine cover. The couple as the subject of a quietly heroic story.
Stark White Studio
White seamless, large-format gravity.
Pure white seamless, large-format black-and-white, sharp focus, no props, no story. Nothing in the frame to hide behind. The portrait IS the people — severe, dignified, unadorned.
Natural-Light Romance
Raw monochrome, supermodel-era poetry.
Raw grainy black-and-white, unretouched skin, windswept hair, an industrial beach or an empty street. The poetic 90s register of unguarded intimacy — available light and nothing else.
Classical Corner Studio
Gray seamless, north-light stillness.
Soft gray seamless, controlled north light, and the converging-corner framing that holds two people gently in place. The mid-century studio register: unhurried, impeccable, quiet.
Golden Age Hollywood
1930s glamour key-light, silver-screen icons.
Two lovers in the precise glamour-portrait style of the Golden Age Hollywood studios — high-contrast butterfly lighting, silk and pinstripe, deep black velvet, and the smoldering register of classic cinema's greatest faces.
American Supper Club
Midtown Manhattan, 1958, red leather and candlelight.
An intimate color portrait at the height of the American Supper Club era — plush red velvet booths, white tablecloths, candlelight in crystal, and the warm glamour of Midtown New York when the social season was still very much in bloom.
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