
Oh, babe.
You're booked.
You made the date. I'll handle the direction, the lighting, and the part where you figure out what the hell to do with your hands.
Start here
Now for the really good part.
I’m SO excited you're doing this. Whether you planned it for years or woke up and decided today was the day, I love that for you.
You don't have to come in already confident, already knowing your angles, or having magically perfected a sultry stare. I will show you every single pose. We're going to laugh, make art, and probably become a little too familiar with each other's lives.
This page is your cheat sheet. Bookmark it, read what you need, and if something is unclear, text me. , Cam ♡
“The pictures are the gift bag. The experience is the whole damn gift.”
The prep without the panic.
No emergency glow-up required. A little planning? Helpful. Becoming an entirely different person first? Absolutely not.
Get your details settled
Sign in through my website to review your session information, complete any outstanding forms, and confirm your collection and payment arrangements. Save the link where you can find it.
Think about your looks
Make a mood board or save a few inspiration photos. Bring up to three personal outfit options if you have favorites, but don't panic-buy lingerie. My client closet has options in sizes XS–5X. Collection balances are generally due 30 days before your session, unless your agreement says otherwise.
The beauty appointments
If you want nails, waxing, brow services, or hair color, do them with some breathing room before the shoot. Avoid experimenting with strong skincare, a brand-new facial, or anything that might leave your skin irritated. And please skip spray tans and self-tanner.
Pack, hydrate, sleep
Set aside your outfit options, nude or black seamless thong, optional heels, jewelry, and anything sentimental. Drink water, avoid heavy alcohol, and get some sleep. No crash diets. Seriously.
Eat breakfast. Yes, really.
Come with a clean face and clean, fully dry hair for glam. Wear something loose that won't leave marks. Pack a snack if you'd like. Be on time, but don't arrive early.
My little prep checklist
Checkmarks are just for your reference and aren't saved when you leave this page.
What the hell do I wear?
You have access to 700+ pieces in my client closet, from XS–5X. We're going to style you together. Bring your own favorites if you have them , no need to start from scratch.
A real peek inside.
This is part of what makes your session easier. You do not have to show up with a suitcase full of perfect outfits. We can mix your own pieces with closet options and build looks together on session day.
Bring one to three favorites if you want, then we can fill in the rest from the closet based on your body, your comfort level, and the vibe you want.
700+ pieces · sizes XS–5XWhat photographs beautifully
Fitted bodysuits, interesting lace, mesh, satin, strappy details, soft tees, an oversized button-up, stockings, fishnets, or a beautiful robe. Pieces with shape and texture usually work better than overly loose babydolls.
What to bring
One to three outfit options, a nude or black seamless thong or G-string to wear under closet pieces, optional heels or boots, jewelry, and any special accessories you love.
What to skip
Fussy pieces that restrict posing, giant graphics, and elaborate themes we haven't planned together. If you love something unusual, send me a photo before you buy it so we can plan it properly.
Where to shop if you feel like it.
Absolutely no need to buy new lingerie for your shoot. You have the client closet! If browsing is part of your fun, here are some starting points. Retailer prices, fit and sizes can change, so check before ordering.
Luxury & statement
Polished details and pieces that make an entrance
Inclusive & everyday glamour
Beautiful options in a wide range of shapes and sizes
Affordable finds
Something pretty without the designer price tag
Curvy & specialty sizing
More places to explore extended sizes
Playful & daring
A little bolder, if that feels like you
Bring the chemistry.
I'll handle the choreography.
A couples shoot isn't just two people standing next to each other in underwear. We'll build movement, closeness, and those tiny in-between moments. And yes, I will tell you both what to do.
First: we're talking about the men's wardrobe below.
For women, follow the main wardrobe section above and use the client closet as usual. The suggestions below are specifically for a male partner's outfits, grooming, and comfort , so he's not showing up with one random gym shirt and hoping for the best.
You do not have to know how to do this.
Most couples have never done anything like this before. That is normal. I will direct the movement, the touch, the closeness, where to look, and how to make it feel natural instead of stiff.
Talk through comfort levels before you arrive. Decide what feels playful, what feels intimate, and what is off-limits. The smoother that conversation is beforehand, the easier it is to relax once we start shooting.
Pack a simple wardrobe
Bring a fitted tee or henley, a plain button-up, a pair of jeans or trousers, and something relaxed like soft sweats or shorts. A suit jacket can look incredible too. One to two main outfits plus underwear gives us plenty to work with.
Yes, bring the good boxers.
Fitted boxer briefs or briefs in black, charcoal, navy, or another solid neutral look intentional on camera. Bring a fresh pair without loud logos, oversized waistbands, or distracting prints. I do not photograph men fully nude, so underwear is essential for more implied or intimate poses.
Coordinate, don't match
Charcoal, cream, navy, olive, espresso, denim, and muted neutrals photograph beautifully. Crisp white can give contrast against my dark sets. Head-to-toe black sometimes disappears into shadow. Avoid neon, busy patterns, and giant brand logos.
A little polish goes a long way
Fresh haircut or beard trim a few days before, tidy nails, moisturized skin, clean shoes, and lip balm. Avoid heavy tanning products or brand-new grooming treatments right before the session. Clean hands matter more than you'd think in close-up shots.
Talk about boundaries
Discuss how intimate you'd like the images to feel, what each of you is comfortable wearing, and any poses or touches you do not want. You can tell me privately, too. No one is expected to perform or push through a moment that doesn't feel good.
You don't need to be actors
I'll coach hands, expressions, where to look, when to move closer, and how to create natural connection. You can laugh. You can ask for breaks. You can tell me something feels awkward. That's all normal, and we can adjust.

Let's talk collections.
There is no correct choice. The question is what you want to have when it's all over , just a few favorites, something you can hold, or every single image you fell in love with.
A few forever favorites
Six digital images. A thoughtful choice when you know you want a small, curated selection rather than every image from the shoot.
A keepsake album
A 20-image album for someone who loves the idea of flipping through a physical, personal piece of art.
Keep the full story
The full digital gallery , typically dozens of images, not just a handful. If you already know choosing only a few favorites would be torture, this is the collection I'd have you look at first.
Both, please.
A 40-image album plus the full digital gallery. The best of both worlds when you want beautiful tangible artwork and all your digital images.
The whole experience, preserved
A 60-image album, full digital gallery, and premium box for a more expansive heirloom-style collection.
Not sure which one is you?
If you love the idea of owning every look, expression, and set: start by considering Collection 03. If an album is your dream: look at 02, 04, or 05. If you genuinely only want a few: 01 may be all you need.
You don't need to feel pressured into a decision here. Look at your options and payment schedule in your client sign-in area, and text me if you want help thinking it through. Depending on your agreement, upgrades may also be possible after you see your images.
Review my collection details ↗Your signed agreement and current booking details govern your exact pricing, inclusions, deadlines, and any promotional terms. Bonuses and specialty sets vary by collection.

All you need to do is show up.
Arrive, get comfy, get glam
We start with hair and makeup, talk through your vision, and choose your looks. Come with clean, dry hair and a fresh face. Tell me if you need anything adjusted.
I'll direct the entire shoot
Hands, chin, toes, breathing, expression , literally everything. I demonstrate poses. You can take breaks, change your mind, and ask questions at any point.
Then comes your gallery
Expect your private online gallery in roughly 2–3 weeks. I'll explain how your selections and any products work. Physical products have separate production timelines.
Fort Worth Studio
5632 Wedgmont Circle North
Fort Worth, TX 76133
Red-brick home in a residential neighborhood with street parking. Please arrive at your scheduled time, stay in your car, and text me so I can let you know when to come in.
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