Boudoir Lingerie

Boudoir Photo Session Styling

Boudoir lingerie that flatters you and the camera for your photography session

An elegant vintage-style vanity setup in a dimly lit room. The vanity table, with dark wood legs and a polished surface, holds a gold candelabra and a decorative box. Behind it, a large mirror with a black frame reflects the teal-painted brick wall. A small cushioned stool with red and beige striped upholstery and tassels is positioned in front of the vanity. Red curtains with a rich texture hang to the right, adding warmth to the space.

Boudoir Lingerie for Your Photo Session

Everything about your photo session should have visual interest.

From the detail in the lace and flourishes to the design (think crisscrossing straps, double straps) to the contrast of the colors. Take a deeper dive HERE

My Recommendation

Select three outfits

Consider a Bodysuit

Wear pieces you feel comfortable in

See my look book for inspiration

 

Planning for Your Boudoir Photo Session

Start shopping at least 30 days prior to your session.  Give yourself time to find the right lingerie.  Consider that I might need to place a special order for a certain color or size too. Take a deeper dive HERE

My Recommendation

Make an appointment – that way I can give you my full attention. Call me at

The Right Boudoir Photographer

It’s so important to choose a photographer that you’re comfortable with.

Look for a photographer who:

  • Is experienced in boudoir photography
  • Will provide references
  • Has a dedicated space or studio
  • Encourages you to provide your own lingerie
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My Recommendation

Studio M Boudoir

Melissa Keith opened her studio in 2009 and since then has exclusively done boudoir photography.  

Her core belief? “Every woman is beautiful.” 

Studio M Boudoir
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