The best lingerie for your maternity boudoir session.

When choosing lingerie for your maternity boudoir session, it's essential to prioritise comfort and pieces that make you feel like you!

Opt for pieces that not only feel good but also highlight your beautiful baby bump,

materials like lace or satin will offer that all important flexibility, while beautifully soft and comfy long line cardigans can give that cosy feeling.

Select sizes that will adjust to your changing body shape, ensuring a snug yet relaxed fit that accentuates your curves. Soft bras, camisoles, and robes are goog selections for a maternity photoshoot, combining comfort with elegance. Remember to pick hues that complement your complexion and boost your confidence. Focus on selecting items that empower you, so you can wholeheartedly embrace the maternity boudoir journey.

Here are some of my favourite picks for your maternity session.

Cosy

This is one of my absolute faves, flatters every single body type and helps you feel a little more covered. Its also super comfy if you’re towards the end of your pregnancy and feeling a little like getting around is becoming a struggle!

Bra and pants from Calvin Klein

Pretty

If you’re looking for something a little different, maybe with a bit of texture and with beautiful feminine vibes this is the look for you. I have a few different robes in the studio you are welcome to use for your session. Add these with a pretty lingerie set and you’re good to go!



The most important thing when planning your maternity session is choosing pieces that feel comfortable and still feel like you. Your wardrobe doesn't need to be elaborate — simple underwear, lingerie, knitwear or a beautiful robe can all photograph wonderfully.

If you're planning your own session, you can explore my maternity photography in Hampshire to see how the experience works, when to book and what to expect.

I generally recommend scheduling your maternity session between 28 and 34 weeks, when your bump is beautifully defined but you're hopefully still comfortable enough to enjoy the experience.

If you're expecting a baby and considering maternity photographs of your own, you can explore my maternity photography experience in Hampshire below, including what to expect, when to book and how your session works.

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