If you’re searching for plus size boudoir in Flower Mound, TX, chances are you’re looking for someone who understands how to photograph & edit fuller bodies with intention, skill, and consistency.
You want to:
- look good in your photos.
- feel comfortable during the session.
- still look like yourself, but the supermodel version you sometimes question exists. (She does, I promise!)
- trust that the person behind the camera knows how to guide you to look and feel that way, easily.
We build your plus size boudoir experience around that understanding. Before your session, we style you in lingerie and clothing that flatters your unique shape. From the start, every wardrobe choice is intentional, from lingerie to clothing. Then, on the day of your boudoir photoshoot, I guide you through posing 100%. Throughout the session, I consider every angle and movement carefully, so you don’t have to think about them while you’re being photographed.
All you need to do is book & show up, I’ll take care of the rest. Yes, that means, I’ll take care of helping plan your session with you, style you, and take care of all the posing on the day of!
That’s exactly how I work.
Most women who book with me wear anywhere from a medium to a 3X. Many are repeat clients. And nearly all of them come in with the same quiet concerns: What do I wear? Will I feel pretty? Will this actually be flattering?
Those questions are valid—and they’re solvable.
What Makes Plus Size Boudoir Different (and Why Experience Matters)
Photographing plus size boudoir well requires more than encouragement, It requires technical knowledge. Every single aspect matters, such as body structure, lens choice, angles, posing, movement, and editing skills all matter. Small adjustments, like where you place your chin, how you position your arms, and how you shift your weight through the hips, change everything in a photograph. These aren’t tricks. They’re fundamentals.
I guide every client intentionally.
That means:
- posing that minimizes areas you may feel less confident about
- angles that create clean lines through the face, arms, and torso
- movement that softens the body naturally
- direction that’s clear, calm, and consistent
You won’t be guessing, holding your breath, or left to ‘figure it out.’
Wardrobe Guidance That Actually Works
One of the biggest questions I hear from plus size clients is about clothing. Do you have lingerie or clothing that will fit? Does it photograph well? And, will I feel comfortable to do a boudoir session in it?
I help you choose pieces that work with your body, not against it. Clothing, fabric, and fit play a real role in how images come together. Sometimes that means using layers, sometimes structure, sometimes softness. Props and positioning are used thoughtfully—not to hide you, but to create balance and flow in the frame.
This is standard practice for photographing fuller bodies well. Anyone who tells you otherwise isn’t being honest about the process.
Posing With Intention, Not Performance
You don’t need to know how to pose, feel 100% confident, or practice in the mirror. My job is to guide you—physically and visually—so the images come together naturally. I’ll adjust angles to avoid harsh lines under the chin, position arms in a way that feels relaxed, and use movement to soften areas like the tummy or hips when needed.
What clients often notice most is how calm the session feels. You’re not being rushed or corrected constantly. Direction is steady, encouraging, and grounded in experience.
Editorial Results That Feel Like You
My goal isn’t to recreate your mirror reflection. It’s to photograph the version of you that shows up in motion—the way your face softens when you laugh, the way your posture changes when you feel comfortable, the subtle confidence that appears when you’re not overthinking.
The final images feel editorial and polished, but still personal. Styling, makeup, posing, and editing work together to create a refined version of you—not someone else. Clients often tell me they love that the images feel consistent with my overall style. Faces look sculpted, features are emphasized thoughtfully, and you feel pretty.
Privacy Is Always Assumed
Most of my clients do not share their images publicly. That is always respected. I assume privacy unless a client explicitly tells me otherwise. This allows you to relax fully during your session, knowing the experience—and the images—are handled with discretion.
Plus Size Boudoir in Flower Mound, TX — Done With Skill and Care
If you’ve been looking for plus size boudoir in Flower Mound, TX and want to work with someone who understands posing, styling, and how to photograph fuller bodies beautifully, you’re in the right place.
You don’t need multiple consultations or endless reassurance. You need someone who knows what they’re doing—and delivers consistently.
Ready to Move Forward:
If you’re ready to schedule your session, you can explore availability and details by filling out our form at the bottom of this page for editoiral, fashion boudoir vibes. Or, if youre looking for a more plus size bridal boudoir focus, check out this page and fill out the form at the bottom. We will customise your session to fit your prefrences, and love mixing lingeire, outfits, and as many looks as possible so you have a year of images to gift & enjoy. If you’re still considering, you’re welcome to inquire & chat with us as well!
Either way, when you’re ready, we have everything handled for you to show up & walk away feeling beautiful.
COMMON FAQS:
Do you offer sizing support for plus size clients?
Yes. Most clients fall between M–2X, and I offer guidance to ensure wardrobe choices photograph well.
Do I need posing experience?
No, Direction is provided throughout the session.
Will my images be shared publicly?
Privacy is always assumed unless you request otherwise.
Can I read some reviews of real women?
Of course! We have some ladies who have shared their names & reviews publicly on our google page here.
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