What is Boudoir? // Terre Haute, IN boudoir Photographer // Kierra Josette Artistry

What is Boudoir?

If you've been following Kierra Josette Artistry for any amount of time, you'll notice we talk a lot about Boudoir and we provide you with lots of information on how to prep for a shoot, but we don't often explain what exactly Boudoir is and what it means. Boudoir is the French word for a woman's bedroom, so it makes sense that a boudoir photo shoot is typically thought of as a sexy photo shoot.

Clients typically wear sexy outfits - lingerie, stockings, undergarments, dresses, etc. It doesn’t always have to be like that though! Personally, when I think of a boudoir shoot, I think of it as more of a confidence booster. While some women believe wearing sexy clothing helps their build confidence, that’s not always the case. Many women choose to wear items of clothing that they wear everyday (i.e.- a tank or tee, a fitted button down shirt, a robe, etc.) that will remind them of that photo shoot every time they wear it.

We welcome your creative input and remember, you are part of your styling team too! While some women choose to do a shoot for a significant other (birthday gift, wedding present, anniversary, etc.), it typically ends up being a gift for themselves more so in the long run. Sessions do SO MUCH to lift you up and give you back a sense of self, and a refreshed feeling of confidence.

Your partner will look lovingly at the images too, but the true feeling of transformation will only be felt by you, our client and the subject of the images. Most of my clients have shared that booking a shoot initially brought on feelings of anxiety, but ended up being a huge confidence builder for them. We are here for you every step of the way and can often talk you through the different feelings and emotions you may feel before your session. Always reach out!

The photographers at Kierra Josette Artistry here in our Terre Haute, IN studio have a way with women, and with cameras. We see clients in a way that, unfortunately, they rarely see themselves. It's not magic - it is being willing to be vulnerable enough to put yourself out there to let someone show you a different side of yourself. Let us show you how beautiful you are. You never know where that newfound confidence will take you!

If you’re interested in details on booking your own session fill out the contact form HERE!

Why "baring it all" doesn't have to be "baring it ALL" // Kierra Josette Artistry // Terre Haute, IN Boudoir Photographer

There's a common misconception with boudoir photography that you have to be in lingerie.  FALSE.  You can wear anything and feel EMPOWERED! 

  • Why did you want a boudoir session with Kierra Josette- Intimate Artistry?

    I was going through a rough time in my life after getting out of a bad relationship and needed a confidence boost.

    1. What were your initial feelings BEFORE the session?

      I was extremely nervous.

    2. How (if any) did your feelings change during or after your boudoir session?

      Within minutes of being in the studio you made me feel extremely comfortable. you spoke to me like I was a close friend and made me feel so amazing about myself.

    3. What was your favorite part of your boudoir experience?

      getting that boost of confidence back that I've been missing

    4. How (if any) did your boudoir experience change your overall being?

      it made me feel like I was deserving of so much in my life and I was worth all the happiness I deserve.

    5. What advice or information would you give to someone wanting to book a session with Kierra?

      do it now, not next year when you've lost weight or feel better about yourself or when you have someone to do the pictures for. do it for YOU!

    6. Describe your session:

      I did a sweater mini. it was very relaxing and so much fun

    7. Would you consider booking another boudoir session in the future?

      absolutely!

 

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