Accessory Shoot

B1 8+

Pronunciation: /əkˈsɛsəri ʃuːt/

Definitions of accessory shoot

noun a session of photographing a model or product to showcase accessories

Example Sentences

A1 I am going to a store to buy an accessory shoot for my camera.

A2 She is attending a workshop on how to style an accessory shoot for fashion photography.

B1 The fashion magazine is looking for a photographer to do an accessory shoot for their next issue.

B2 The designer collaborated with a famous photographer for the accessory shoot of their latest collection.

C1 The accessory shoot for the jewelry brand's new campaign was done in a luxurious mansion.

C2 The accessory shoot for the high-end fashion brand was featured in multiple international magazines.

Examples of accessory shoot in a Sentence

formal The photographer arranged an accessory shoot to showcase the new line of handbags.

informal We're doing an accessory shoot for the fashion blog later today.

slang Let's get some sick shots at the accessory shoot this weekend!

figurative The accessory shoot was like adding the finishing touches to a masterpiece.

Grammatical Forms of accessory shoot

past tense

accessory shot

plural

accessory shoots

comparative

more accessory shoot

superlative

most accessory shoot

present tense

accessory shoots

future tense

will accessory shoot

perfect tense

has accessory shot

continuous tense

is accessory shooting

singular

accessory shoot

positive degree

very accessory shoot

infinitive

to accessory shoot

gerund

accessory shooting

participle

accessory shooting

Origin and Evolution of accessory shoot

First Known Use: 1750 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'accessory shoot' originates from the field of botany, referring to a secondary shoot that grows from the main stem of a plant.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of plant growth, the term 'accessory shoot' has evolved to also refer to additional or supplementary components in various fields such as fashion, technology, and law.