I grew up surrounded by ultra patriarchal conservatism and have worked so hard to deconstruct and rebuild. I left an abusive relationship and stepped into my own power.
And I'm determined to make sure that every woman who steps into this space feels empowered and SEEN to her very core.
I’ve made plenty of mistakes in my life and relationships, but the right and best choice was to end that marriage.
It was one of the most difficult and stressful times, it’s still rough, but I’m proud of myself. Picking up the pieces showed me that I was resilient, powerful, and enough, just as I am.
When I first started shooting boudoir I finally felt free - free to be completely myself and give others an experience of vulnerability and empowerment.
I choose to be vulnerable every day, especially in this business, because I know what it's like to feel isolated and like the world has closed in completely.
What I’ve found as I’ve been finding myself and starting over from scratch is that life's not about doing anything perfectly, it’s about accepting the hard shit and doing our best. When you step in front of the camera, it’s about the art of capturing sensuality alongside fierce vulnerability
Photos have a unique ability to simultaneously heal + evoke emotions.
Boudoir is all about celebrating your power × beauty × sensuality × femininity × strength × vulnerability × fierceness
I’m not saying a boudoir shoot is going to magically change the doubts + fears in your mind. BUT I am saying, you will be forever changed by this experience.
Photos aren't a mirror where we can pick ourselves apart.
They're a moment in time—captured by someone else through THEIR eyes.
Eyes that don't judge. That see all your strengths so much clearer than any critique.