Boudoir by Fabiana Frequently Asked Questions

Our sessions typically take about 1.5 hour to 2 hours. That allows us ample time to capture several beautiful images.

If you want to! Classic high heels in black or nude can elevate your look and typically work well with any outfit.

Yes. The booking fee of $690 reserves your date on our calendar, consultation, lingerie guide, studio, HMUA and $500 image credit.

The best outfit is the one that makes you feel confident and beautiful. It also has to be comfortable. Just remember that boudoir does not always mean lingerie. Some women are not comfortable in lingerie and that’s completely fine. An oversized sweater that shows off your shoulders or legs, a robe, a t-shirt, an evening gown that reveals your back, shoulders or neck can all be wonderful alternatives to traditional lingerie. Stores such as Victoria Secret’s, Anthropology, Free People, LaPerla and many local boutiques with amazing lingerie. This is just a few ideas where you can find unique outfits for your session.

Yes, I do offer sessions outside of the city. There is an additional fee for commuting out of state. If you live out of state the fee would include the drive, flight, and accommodations. Please contact me to discuss availability for out-of-state sessions.

While most sessions take place in our studio, you can actually choose an alternative location. A boudoir session can be done anywhere- on a beach, in a garden, at your home, in a hotel or an apartment- it is up to you what setting you are looking for. I have experience working in any of these settings.

The photographs I take of you are meant to be very classic and show the romantic, sensual part of you. For that reason, we should discuss what props would you like to include during your session. 

Yes, of course! Gift certificates are available. Please contact us with questions on how to purchase one.

A boudoir session is a very special form of photography that requires focus and concentration on both sides.  It has been my experience that additional people in the room cause distraction. Clients often feel timid in front of the camera when others are observing.

During the actual session, there is only a photographer and the client, after you get your hair and make-up in the studio, the artist would leave before the session begins.

No, we never publish our clients’ photos unless we have explicit approval and agreement from you.