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Can you help me choose what to wear?

It’s one of the questions I hear most often. And it makes complete sense.

Lingerie, outfits, colors, accessories—there are plenty of possibilities, and you don’t need to know which ones will work best in photographs.

That’s something we’ll explore together.

Black lingerie, stockings, and heels in a boudoir photograph

Simple can be enough

Some of my favorite photographs were made with a simple bra and briefs.

You don’t need luxury lingerie or an entirely new wardrobe. A few pieces you enjoy wearing can give us everything we need.

During planning, I’ll help you consider styles, colors, fabrics, and cuts in relation to the light and the photographs we want to create.

We’ll also talk about fit and how comfortable you feel moving in each outfit.

Does the studio provide lingerie?

No. You’ll bring your own lingerie sets.

Fit is personal. So are your taste, your preferred coverage, and the way you want to express yourself.

Keeping enough lingerie to suit every person would mean maintaining an entire shop—and even then, there would still be pieces missing.

I’d rather help you choose items that fit you and feel like yours. You’ll also know that your lingerie hasn’t been worn by someone else.

You choose the clothes. I’ll guide the photographs.

I’ll take care of the lighting, offer direction, and help us find the poses and details that work with your chosen outfits.

When it comes to clothing, I’ll give you honest suggestions based on what I see through the camera.

The final choice stays with you.

Black stockings, heels, and a garter belt? Something soft and minimal? A shirt or a cozy sweater?

We can build the session around your style.

A cozy outfit for a boudoir session

Your Planning and Lingerie Guide

Once your session is confirmed, you’ll automatically receive my Planning and Lingerie Guide.

It includes practical suggestions on:

  • Preparing before the session.
  • Choosing lingerie for photographs.
  • Bringing outfits, stockings, shoes, and accessories.
  • Checking the small details before the day arrives.

Use it as a starting point. If you’re unsure about a particular piece or combination, you can ask me.

You don’t have to make every decision alone.

Are any clothing pieces available at the studio?

Yes. The studio has some complementary pieces, including sheer robes, cotton shirts, long gloves, leather masks, and similar accessories.

We can discuss which pieces might suit your ideas before the session.

Your complete lingerie sets will still be your own.

Let’s start with what you like

You can show me a few outfit options or share photographs that inspire you.

From there, we’ll consider what works together and what you’d enjoy wearing.

The aim is to find clothes that help you express yourself and give us room to create.

Not sure which outfits to choose? Let’s plan your session.