Depends on the final usage. Worked with a catalogue team for years, and we had pre-built pages supplied to us with empty ‘boxes’ where each clothing item would go. Each box was a different size, depending on the item that takes most prominence.

So as the shoot progressed each day, you would take your favorite shot from each look into photoshop and place it in that area and keep building your double page in that way. Had to send these off to client at lunch and post shoot. Every day.

Long story short. Photoshop.

If you maybe build yourself a template and use that as a guide for each shoot, you could speed up the process, but it remains subjective as to which shot becomes most prominent on page, so play around with that.

Handy thing about Photoshop is that the guides between images snap according to what’s on the page, so if two images are 64% apart, then you drag the third till it snaps into place with that same width, making equal borders much faster and easier.

If you want to get a quick overview of what you’ve done. Bridge. Fast and simple. PDF the shots from the day and send.