Preps for a photo shoot, say

STYLES

Think of what a fashion team does to hair and outfits before the camera starts rolling.

"Preps for a photo shoot, say" hints at getting someone ready for pictures, which often involves arranging hair, makeup, or outfits—all things you’d call styling. The answer "STYLES" works as both a verb (the act of styling) and a noun (the looks created). It’s a straightforward clue where the wordplay is minimal, just relying on the common phrase for prepping appearances."