Boudoir Poses: Inspiration for Your Session
One of the most common worries before a boudoir session is: “What do I do with my body?” The answer is, you don’t need to know. My role as your photographer is to guide you into poses that flatter your shape, highlight your personality, and make you feel amazing.
With that in mind, it can be fun to see some starting points. Here are three classic boudoir pose categories we often explore together.
And if you’d like to see how poses work alongside styling and lighting, explore my → Boudoir Photo Ideas blog

Floor Poses
The floor allows for strong lines and creative shapes. Stretching long creates elegance, curling up creates softness. From arched backs to relaxed reclines, floor poses are versatile and expressive.



Standing Poses
Standing poses can feel daunting at first, but with a little direction they quickly become natural. Shifting weight to one hip, elongating legs, or letting the hands play with hair or fabric all create relaxed, flattering shapes.



Seated Poses
Chairs, stools, or the edge of a bed are perfect props for boudoir. Sitting automatically relaxes the body and gives structure for the arms and legs to create elegant lines.
A tip: sitting on the edge and lengthening the legs often creates an effortless, confident shape.



Nervous About Posing?
You don’t need to practice or perform. I’ll show you exactly what to do, and we’ll adapt until it feels natural.
If you’re specifically looking for guidance tailored to curvier bodies, I’ve written a separate post → Plus Size Boudoir Photographer that speaks directly to those concerns.

Celebrate Now, Not Later
Confidence doesn’t come from reaching a milestone; it comes from choosing to see yourself differently today. A boudoir session is a beautiful way to start. View boudoir packages and explore the experience → London boudoir photography