Top 4 Tips for Choosing What to Wear for Your Boudoir Session
Choosing lingerie for a boudoir session can be intimidating. I'm going to share some tips on how you can look your best, feel sexy, and have the time of your life at your boudoir session.
Tip #1: Choose clothing and lingerie that fits and flatters your figure. If items are too tight it will be uncomfortable and will push into your skin. And if your items are too big you will not be able to show off your amazing body. You don't want items to hang in areas where you can accentuate your curves. If you're not sure what size you need don't be afraid to go get fitted by a professional. While you're there try on a variety of cuts, colors, and styles to find what you love and looks best on you.
Tip #2: Don't be afraid to experiment with color. While black is a popular choice because it is associated with sensuality there's a lot of other colors that shouldn't be overlooked. Work your favorite color into your wardrobe as it will add depth and bring a bit more of your personality to your session.
Tip #3: Bring a variety of items. Choose different colors, styles, and cuts that enhance your body in different ways. Show off those ASSests! Choosing your wardrobe is all part of the excitement and fun leading up to your session date.
Tip #4: Accessorize! Add some bling and get creative with your outfits. Adding some accessories such as stockings, necklaces, earring, heels, or special tokens can change the mood of your session and further individualizes your images.
Knowing your body shape will guide you while choosing lingerie that will look fabulous with your curves. If you choose to see a professional to help you find your correct size they can also assist in picking items they think will look great on you.
If you need a little visual help check out the graphics I have posted below. Each graphic shows a few styles and cuts for you to take a look at while you shop. This is your time to unleash your inner goddess. Above all else, relax, have fun and enjoy every moment.
