No. Boudoir spans a wide spectrum — from fully clothed sensual portraits to implied to more explicit, and everything we create stays within the parameters you set in your pre-session consultation. Many of our most powerful boudoir images feature clients who are almost entirely clothed. The intimacy comes from the light, the expression, and the intention, not from skin.

Only your photographer, and any guests you explicitly invite (such as a makeup artist, or a partner if you’re doing a couples session). We do not allow additional studio personnel, assistants, or observers during boudoir sessions without your knowledge and consent. The studio space is entirely private.

Never without your explicit written permission, which is always optional and never required or implied. Your images are private by default. If you would like to share images on our portfolio or social media, we’ll ask separately and provide a specific model release to sign. You are always in control.

Yes. Most of our boudoir clients arrive feeling exactly this way. Our job is to use light, posing, and direction to show you something you may not have been able to see before. We’ve had clients leave boudoir sessions in tears — not of distress, but because they saw a photograph of themselves and, for the first time, understood what other people see. That experience is available to you right now, exactly as you are.

Absolutely not. Our boudoir practice is open to all genders and gender expressions. We have worked with non-binary clients, trans clients, and men who wanted intimate portraits on their own terms. The session belongs to you, and we follow your lead on every aspect of how you want to be seen.