​what to bring 
  • Bring your trust.
  • Bring your sexuality.
  • Bring your curiosity
  • Bring your natural beauty.
  • Bring your power and your vulnerability.
  • Bring your playfulness.
  • Bring your self acceptance 
  • Bring your willingness to push beyond your comfort.
  • Bring your hopes.
  • Bring your dreams.
  • Bring your truth.

what to leave behind
  • Your self-doubt.
  • Your insecurities.
  • Your self judgment.
  • Your comparisons.
  • Your fears.
  • Your feelings of needing to be perfect.


Practical Guidance
Clothing
  • Fewer options are better. Bring one or two favorite outfits if you like.
  • Bring a robe if you have one. flip flops if you have them.
  • Think jeans, a simple white button-down shirt, or a plain black sweater or dress (depending on season) always work beautifully.
  • Simple, timeless clothes let the focus stay on you.
  • If there is something intimate you love and or: stockings, heels, shoes, boots, etc. bring them
Makeup & Hair
  • Keep makeup as you normally wear it, or less — not more.
  • Avoid heavy styling. Natural and honest translates best in photographs.
Props
  • If you’d like, you can bring something meaningful to you — but nothing is required.

Preparation
  • Try to arrive rested and hydrated.
  • Give yourself space to settle before we begin.
  • It’s best to avoid wearing bras and underwear to the session, as they leave marks on the skin. 
  • You don’t need to perform; you only need to be present.
  • If you’d like, bring a water bottle or a light snack — sessions can sometimes run long, and it’s important to stay comfortable.
☞ This guide is part inspirational and part practical, but by no means complete.
I recognize you may have questions beyond what’s shared here — please don’t hesitate to send me a message.