What to Wear for an Unforgettable Boudoir Photoshoot…
Boudoir photography is more than just a photoshoot. It’s a chance to celebrate your beauty, strength, and confidence, and it’s my mission to make sure you feel absolutely stunning and comfortable throughout the experience.
Here’s a guide to help you get ready for your boudoir shoot!
1. The Essentials: What to Bring
When choosing outfits, the most important thing is that you feel confident. I recommend bringing at least three different looks for variety.
- Classic Lingerie: A bra and panty set is always a go-to choice. You can never go wrong with classic black! If you’re feeling bold, add a vibrant jewel-toned teddy or an elegant bodysuit.
- Vintage Touches: Vintage slips and high-waisted panties are timeless. They give a sensual yet sophisticated vibe.
Outfit Tip: Don’t be afraid to experiment with colors! Jewel tones like emerald, ruby, and sapphire look amazing on camera and complement all skin tones.
2. Casual Attire: Keep It Simple
If elaborate lingerie isn’t your thing, don’t worry! Some of the most stunning boudoir photos come from simple, everyday items. Here’s how you can use casual clothing to create a gorgeous look.
- Jeans & Button-Down Shirt: A pair of jeans with an oversized button-down shirt is a relaxed, yet sexy combination.
- White Tank Top: A simple white tank top creates a natural, effortless vibe.
- Personal Touch: Bring something from your partner’s wardrobe, like their favorite tie or oversized shirt, to add a personal and intimate touch.
3. Shoes: The Power of Heels
Nothing boosts your confidence like a pair of stunning heels! I recommend bringing at least one pair of black heels and one pair of nude heels to enhance your overall look.
Why Heels?
- Heels accentuate your legs, posture, and create that perfect hourglass shape.
- They instantly elevate any outfit and help you feel like a supermodel.
4. Accessories: Add That Extra Sparkle
Accessories are a fantastic way to elevate your outfit and add variety to your boudoir photos. A special accessory can transform your look and make it feel luxurious.
- Jewelry: Think dainty necklaces, bracelets, or statement earrings.
- Garter Belts & Stilettos: These can take your boudoir look to the next level.
- Personal Sentiment: If you have a cherished item, like a family heirloom or something special to you, bring it along. We can incorporate it into your shoot for a deeply personal touch.
5. Hands: Subtle Yet Sensual
Your hands can be incredibly sensual in boudoir photography, so it’s important to make sure they look their best. I recommend getting a manicure before the session, and if you don’t wear polish, a simple clear coat or nude shade is perfect.
Pro Tip: Avoid bold or neon colors, as they can distract from your overall look. Simple, natural nails are always timeless and elegant.
6. Hair & Makeup: Look Your Best
Opting for professional hair and makeup can make a huge difference in how you look on camera. A professional touch enhances your natural beauty, giving you that polished, glamorous boudoir glow.
Why Professional Services?
- They provide a polished look that will last throughout your session.
- You’ll feel like a supermodel in every shot!
7. Skin: Radiant & Glowing
Healthy, glowing skin is key to looking fantastic in your boudoir photos. The night before your session, exfoliate and moisturize your face and body.
Tip: Don’t forget areas like elbows, knees, and feet. Apply a fresh layer of moisturizer in the morning to keep your skin looking hydrated, dewy, and radiant.
8. Be Yourself: Embrace the Experience
Boudoir photography is all about embracing you. Let go of any self-doubt or insecurities—you are stunning just as you are. I’m here to guide you every step of the way and create a relaxed, fun, and unforgettable moment for you to enjoy.
Now that you know what to bring, it’s time to book your boudoir session! I’m here to help you celebrate your beauty and boost your confidence.
Let’s start planning the boudoir experience you’ll never forget! Book Your Session HERE!
Can’t wait to create magic,
Amy
