What’s your boudoir style? (part 2)

Could your boudoir style be 'anonymous'?

If you want portraits to grace your walls, but you don't necessarily want everyone to recognise you, then consider having some beautiful art work created that's all about you...without anyone necessarily knowing. There are lots of poses that will work brilliantly for this (although some of them can be quite hard work).

That way you've got some art that really means something to you.
 You could always include a favourite item of jewellery, to keep people guessing.

Of course your boudoir portrait session can contain a mix of images - you'll want some that show it's really you! But there's definitely something about being a little mysterious sometimes too.

There's also plenty of scope to focus on key items of clothing or props - detailing on shoes or corsets can be particularly effective.

If you've got beautiful artwork on you to show off, highlighting tattoos can work really well, especially on backs or legs.

The great thing about anonymous art boudoir portraits is that you can really go big with them on your wall, and they'll look absolutely stunning - all you have to decide is whether you prefer a framed or frameless solution, and measure the space available. Think about your colour scheme too, as backgrounds can match in for you (or you can go black and white).