If you have ever tried to take selfies that are a little bit more sultry or serious, you know what I’m talking about. You try to make ‘come hither’ eyes to the camera or your phone but end up cracking up before you take the picture, or you actually get one but once you see the picture of yourself… *DELETE.*

I bet if you don’t wear a lot of makeup in your everyday life, you imagine being dolled up would be “too much” for you. If you are letting the fear of the unknown keep you from being pampered and made over like a model, you are missing out on seeing yourself in a whole new way!

You’ve seen the ads in your social media feed with the chicks looking incredible in their bra and panty sets, lace teddies and chemises, but let’s face it – not all clothing companies are inclusive in their advertising, so it’s completely understandable if you don’t see anyone that looks like you.

My first reaction was, “Oh, my God! Do I give off that vibe??” (Because, of course, I am not immune to insecurities.) When she assured me that in no way did I make her feel that way, it was just her own anxieties at play, I felt a bit better; however, the admission was still eye-opening for me because she was the first client to have articulated those specific fears that candidly to me.

Ms. T was a ball of fun. She went into this experience with an open mind and was blown away by the end. In fact, she ranked her body confidence 900% higher by the end her session! She chose her 8 favorite images to put into a luxury album, and it’s clear that “in the sheets” was her favorite set. 😉See below to read what she said about her boudoir session and see her other 7 favorite images!

The beautiful Ms. P was the winner of my 2020 “3k Giveaway”. That means that she got a full luxury portrait session, 8×8 album with 30 images and an acrylic cover, a piece of bedside art, and all of her matching digital files for FREE. When I announced the winner in my Facebook group this past August, she messaged me that the surprise gift could have not come at a better time. She was down and out and desperately needed a pick-me-up.