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Maternity Boudoir: Pregnancy’s Sexiest Trend
The last thing you may be feeling as a pregnant woman is “sexy” but the latest trend in maternity photography will have you seeing pregnancy in a whole new way.
Boudoir photography has been increasing in popularity as women want to capture their inner vixen for themselves or their special someone. The experience can be trans-formative as you see yourself through the lens of a professional photographer, all dolled up and beautiful.
It only makes sense that the trend would attract pregnant women who long to capture this special time in their lives in a more romantic and sexy way. See more photos and learn how to get the family involved in a maternity boudoir shoot after the jump.
Photo Credits: The Boudoir Vixen
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Sara commented on Aug 26 11 at 4:30 pmI really thought about doing a formal shoot like this in addition to my maternity shoot, but I eventually decided that the money and hassle weren’t worth it. Instead, I had my husband take some shots of me this past week at 38 weeks, a few of which turned out absolutely beautiful. I plan to make a small book of them for him, and maybe hang one on the wall in our bedroom. Even at the end, I’ve never felt sexier.
charmedvalerie commented on Aug 27 11 at 12:49 amSara that sounds like such a wonderful experience! I think the most important thing to take the time and make the effort to feel like the goddess you are. What a great way for you and your husband to celebrate the pregnancy!
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