“Should I Lose Weight Prior to My Boudoir Shoot?”, is a question we hear all of the time during your information phone consultations with the studio (you can book one here).

The short answer to this question is, HECK NO!!!! We’re all about helping you feel and look your best, but we believe that looking and feeling your best is not dependent on the number on the scale. In fact, it’s all about your outlook and we want to help you feel empowered from the inside out rather than fit you into any narrow standards of beauty.

Where’d we get this narrative anyway that makes so many of us think that we need to be skinny in order to be seen as sexy? I wish we could pinpoint its origin so we could smash it to pieces, but unfortunately, it’s everywhere!

This is why doing a boudoir session with a photographer who has a body-positive outlook is so important if you want to truly gain a deeper sense of confidence from your boudoir experience.

Here’s what a recent client had to say about her experience:

“Misty is amazing, she made me feel so comfortable in my own skin and she really makes the shoot fun. If you have never does this before I recommend going to her because she is so amazing and patient. Her studio is so welcoming. And if you don't know exactly what you want to were she will definitely help you out so you get what you want?”

So, whether you’re looking to get your sexy on through your boudoir shoot, or heal your relationship with your ever-changing body, you can expect to leave your boudoir session feeling more in love with yourself than you were when you walked into the studio.

This inner-transformation makes your images even more meaningful. Each time you look back on them you will be reminded of how far you’ve come and how incredible you are. Imagine looking back on your images in 20 years and thinking, “F*** yeah, I did that. That’s me!”.

Each chapter in your life is meaningful and deserved to be celebrated, even if it’s a chapter that feels more vulnerable than others. It’s your story and that makes it important!