Wardrobe Tips

01.


Choose What Makes You Feel Sexy, Not Just What Looks Sexy


• Confidence shows more than skin. Wear what makes you feel beautiful—whether that’s lace, silk, cotton, or leather.

02.


Bring Variety


• Include a mix of:

• Lingerie sets (bra + panty combos)

• Bodysuits or teddies

• Oversized sweaters or button-downs

• High-waisted underwear or garter belts

• Sheer robes, kimonos, or slips

• Casual pieces like tank tops or jeans for a relaxed vibe


03.


Don’t Forget Shoes and Accessories


• Heels elongate legs and add a power element.

• Accessories like necklaces, earrings, body chains, or cuffs can elevate your look.


04.


Neutral, Dark, and Bold Colors Work Best


• Black, red, deep jewel tones, white, and soft pinks all photograph well.

• Avoid loud patterns or neon colors unless they represent your personality.


05.


Fit is Key


• Make sure your wardrobe fits properly—snug but not tight.

• Avoid anything that digs in or leaves marks.


06.


Consider the Mood or Theme


• Soft & romantic? Edgy & bold? Playful & flirty? Match wardrobe to the mood you want to express.


07.


Nude and Strapless Undergarments


• Bring nude bras and underwear (especially seamless) for wardrobe flexibility.

08.


Avoid Spray Tans or New Self-Tanners


• These can stain clothing and often photograph orange.

Let Go of the Size Tag


• Boudoir isn’t about fitting into a number—it’s about feeling empowered. Choose what feels good, not just what the tag says.


Lay Everything Out the Night Before


• Steam clothes, remove tags, and try on pieces if you’re unsure. Prep means less stress on shoot day.


Be Unapologetically You!







Wardrobe Techniques to Enhance the Experience


TIPS


• Layering: Start with more coverage (like a robe or shirt) and reveal as the session progresses.

• Textural Variety: Mix lace, silk, mesh, and knits for visual interest.

• Movement-Friendly Pieces: Flowy robes or oversized shirts add elegance and can be played with during posing.

• Play with Shape: High-waisted bottoms, corsets, and belts define the waist and enhance curves.

• Body Tape and Sticky Bras: These can help lift or support without visible straps.



Bring Options That Make You Feel Good

Think beyond lingerie—bring what makes you feel powerful. This could be a favorite lace bra, a silky robe, or even your partner’s button-down shirt. When you feel good, it shows on camera.

Suggested Items:

• Matching lingerie

sets

• High-waisted

panties

• Bodysuits or

teddies

• Oversized sweater

or flannel

• Crop tops or tank

tops

• Sheer robes, silk

slips, or kimonos

Choose Colors That Complement You


Color impacts the mood of your photos. Jewel tones like emerald, burgundy, or navy are rich and flattering. Black is classic and slimming. Neutrals like beige and ivory are soft and romantic.

💡 Avoid busy patterns, neon colors, or shiny fabrics, which can reflect light oddly.


Don’t Forget the Extras


Accessories add a finishing touch. Think:

• Strappy heels

• Jewelry (delicate or bold depending on your look)

• Stockings or garters

• Hats, cuffs, or a leather jacket for edge


Prep Ahead


• Try everything on beforehand.

• Steam/iron clothing to avoid wrinkles.

• Cut tags and check for loose threads.

• Pack a variety (even if you don’t use it all—it gives options).

Remember: Size Does NOT Define Sexy


You are worthy of being seen and celebrated exactly as you are. Bring what fits your body comfortably and makes you feel amazing—not just what looks good on a hanger.


Bonus Tip: Everyday Looks Can Be Sexy Too

Think beyond lingerie:

• White tank + black undies

• Ripped jeans + bare skin

• Leather jacket + heels

• Silk robe and nothing underneath