Ken Jones is a New York City fashion photographer creating editorials, designer lookbooks, campaigns, model portfolios, beauty images, and branded fashion content.

Working from a professional studio in Lower Manhattan and on location throughout New York City, Ken brings more than 30 years of experience in lighting, direction, and production to every shoot.

Fashion Photography for Designers and Brands

Ken works with fashion designers, clothing brands, magazines, modeling agencies, stylists, creative directors, and emerging talent.

Projects may include:

  • Fashion editorials
  • Designer lookbooks
  • Advertising campaigns
  • Model portfolios and agency tests
  • Beauty photography
  • Accessories and branded content
  • Fashion video and motion

Each shoot is planned around the collection, intended audience, image use, number of looks, and overall creative direction.

Editorials, Lookbooks, and Campaigns

Editorial photography is built around story, mood, movement, and atmosphere. Ken combines strong composition, expressive direction, and refined lighting to create a connected series of images.

Lookbook photography can be clean and consistent or more editorial in style. Images may be produced for websites, wholesale presentations, catalogs, press, social media, and seasonal launches.

Campaign photography is planned around both the visual concept and the ways the images will be used. Ken can work with an existing creative team or help coordinate models, styling, hair and makeup, assistants, and other production support.

Model Portfolio Photography

Ken works with new and experienced models who need strong, professional images for agency representation, casting, websites, and promotional use.

Sessions may include clean portraits, fashion looks, beauty images, movement, and editorial setups. Direction is provided throughout the shoot to help each model appear confident, natural, and versatile.

Studio and Location Production

The Lower Manhattan studio provides space for shooting, wardrobe changes, hair and makeup, tethered image review, and controlled lighting.

Fashion shoots can also be produced on location throughout New York City. The studio may be used as a production base for nearby locations around Wall Street, the Financial District, South Street Seaport, and Lower Manhattan.

Planning Your Fashion Shoot

Before booking, we will review:

  • Number of looks and models
  • Studio or location needs
  • Hair, makeup, and wardrobe support
  • Lighting and background direction
  • Final image count
  • Retouching
  • Usage and licensing
  • Production schedule and budget

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Fashion look books, editorial stories, model portfolio work, and campaign imagery can be produced in studio or on location.

We photograph fashion editorials, designer lookbooks, campaign imagery, model portfolios, e-commerce fashion, beauty stories, and promotional content for designers, brands, agencies, and publications.

Yes. Fashion productions can be photographed in our Lower Manhattan studio or on location throughout New York City. The right setting depends on the collection, concept, intended use, and production requirements.

Yes. We can help shape the visual concept, references, lighting, location, shot list, and overall direction. We can also coordinate with a client’s art director, designer, stylist, or creative team.

Yes. Depending on the project, we can help arrange models, hair and makeup, wardrobe styling, assistants, digital technicians, videographers, and other production support.

The final number depends on the type of shoot, number of looks, intended usage, and level of retouching. We define the expected deliverables before production so the schedule and budget match the project.

Final selected images can receive color correction and professional retouching. The amount of retouching depends on whether the work is for editorial, advertising, lookbook, portfolio, or e-commerce use.

Ready to plan the shoot?

Ready to plan the fashion production?

Start with looks, talent, styling, final images, location, and preferred dates.

Booking app handles
  • Photo shoots, video, and studio rental
  • Square deposit + calendar hold workflow
  • Reviewed by the studio before final approval