Boudoir Outfit Tips: The Best Fit for Your Body

Selecting the perfect outfit for your boudoir session is more than just picking something that looks good—it’s about finding what makes you feel confident and beautiful.

Whether you’re looking for something that hugs your curves or flows freely, I’ve got you covered with tips to help you find the ideal look.

Start with Your Comfort Zone

Comfort is the cornerstone of any successful boudoir session. If you’re not typically someone who wears lacy lingerie, don’t feel pressured to step outside your comfort zone.

Choose pieces that make you feel like the best version of yourself. Whether it’s a soft, oversized sweater or a delicate bralette and panties, the key is feeling at ease.

Fit Is Everything

When it comes to boudoir outfits, how they fit your body can make all the difference. The right fit will enhance your natural shape, making you feel comfortable and look amazing.

Avoid anything too tight that might dig in or cause discomfort, and steer clear of overly loose items that could lose shape or not highlight your best features.

A well-fitted outfit will accentuate your body in all the right places, boosting your confidence in front of the camera.

Choosing Outfits for Your Body Type

Every body is beautiful, and the right outfit can help highlight your favorite features. Here are a few tips based on different body types:

• Hourglass: If you have a balanced bust and hips with a defined waist, consider outfits that cinch at the waist to accentuate your curves. Bodysuits, high-waisted lingerie, and corsets are great options. They draw attention to your waist while complementing your natural proportions.

• Pear-Shaped: For those with wider hips and a smaller bust, balance your proportions by choosing tops that add volume to your upper body. A push-up bra or a top with embellishments can work wonders. Pair it with a high-cut panty or a flowing babydoll that skims over your hips for a flattering look.

• Apple-Shaped: If you carry more weight around your midsection, look for outfits that create the illusion of a defined waist. Wrap-style lingerie, empire waist babydolls, or outfits with ruching can draw attention away from the midsection while highlighting your legs and bust.

• Athletic: If you have a more straight and narrow figure, consider pieces that add curves. Padded or push-up bras, ruffled details, and cut-outs can create the illusion of a more defined shape. Bodysuits with cut-outs at the waist or padded cups are great for adding curves in all the right places.

• Plus Size: Embrace your curves with outfits that offer support and highlight your best features. High-waisted panties with tummy control, supportive bras, and flowing robes are fantastic choices. Look for pieces that offer structure and support, like corsets or bodysuits, which can give you a smooth and flattering silhouette.

Play with Layers and Textures

Adding layers and different textures to your outfits can create depth and variety in your photos. Consider pairing a lace bralette with a cozy cardigan or layering a silk robe over a form-fitting bodysuit.

These elements not only add visual interest but also give you the option to reveal more (or less) during the session, creating a range of looks in your final images.

Don’t Forget About Accessorizing Your Outfit

Accessories can elevate your boudoir outfit from simple to stunning. A delicate necklace, a pair of heels, or simple stud earrings can add a unique touch to your look.

Just remember, when it comes to accessories, less is more. Choose pieces that complement your outfit without overpowering it.

Make Your Outfit Personal

Your boudoir session is all about you, so feel free to bring personal items that hold special meaning. Whether it’s your partner’s shirt or a meaningful piece of jewelry, these personal touches can make your photos even more special and authentic to you.

Confidence Is Your Best Accessory

Ultimately, the most important thing you can wear to your boudoir session is confidence. When you feel good in your outfit, it shows. So stand tall, smile, and let your inner beauty shine through.

Explore More Outfit Ideas

If you’re still looking for inspiration, be sure to check out my What to Wear blog series – Part 1, 2, and 3, where I dive into specific outfit types for boudoir sessions. Whether you’re looking for something comfy, spicy, or plus size, these posts offer detailed advice to help you find the perfect look.