Black and white boudoir photography strips away the distractions of colour and lets emotion take the lead. It’s an unfiltered kind of presence, bold, intimate, and steeped in mood.

Without the noise of colour, what remains is form, feeling, and fierce clarity. You start to notice the curve of a hip, the set of your shoulders, the glint in your eye. You see yourself not just as beautiful, but as undeniable.

This is the style you choose when you’re done apologising. Done softening your edges. Done shrinking your presence. These images stare back and say, “I know who I am.”

This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being captivating in the moment.

Whether you’re serving 1950s film still or modern monochrome icon, the Bombshell Black and White style is all about contrast in tone, in energy and in emotion.

You can go full glamour with lingerie, heels, and a smoky stare… or keep things raw and minimal, wrapped in bedsheets and softness.

What makes this style sing:

Black and white photography has a unique way of pausing time. It captures moments that feel calm, strong, and deeply personal, qualities that make it perfect for boudoir.

When you remove colour, what you’re left with is intention.

The interplay of shadow and highlight draws the eye inward not just to the body, but to what’s being felt. Monochrome heightens every detail: the texture of lace, the sweep of silk, the arc of movement.

Whether you’re framed in light or cloaked in shadow, this is about owning your presence.

Looking for a vintage twist? The Bombshell look pairs beautifully with my Old Hollywood lighting style, inspired by silver screen legends and soft glamour.

Think vintage feathers, velvet chairs, and sculptural light that flatters every angle.
Romance, mystery, and timeless charm without the need to play a role.

This is boudoir art for the modern-day siren.

Not at all. While some clients go with the full lingerie sets including suspender belts, others wear an oversized white shirt. Monochrome suits everything and even nothing. It’s all about how you want to be seen.

Black and white boudoir photography can feel bold, but the experience itself is gentle, guided, and completely tailored to you. You don’t need to know how to pose or perform. I’ll lead you through the entire process, making sure you feel empowered, not exposed. Most of my clients are first-timers and choose this style because it feels strong and timeless (including the first image on this page!). I’ve even chosen this style for myself.

Yes. Many clients choose to blend looks across the session. You might start with bold black and white and move into something softer or more colourful. It’s all part of your story.