As long as your partner is into you, he's going to love them.

If you decide to go with a corset or some other sort of shorter top, I would (personally) make sure that I'm wearing a bottom piece that fully covers my stomach and detracts from it, like a short skirt or something. You can do sexy things with it and lift up the back to show your ass cheeks or something. Like this:



You can also do things like babydolls, which would hid your tummy a little with the flowy fabric, like this:



Or you can just come to terms with the way you are and go bare... less

A 3/4 angle when standing works best (the spot between facing front and profile). Raise your face a bit so the double-chins don't show. Hair is your friend - it frames you better. Have dynamic posturing - don't look like a corpse. Facial expressions make a world of difference.

Here's one I did for my former-Master last year (wearing a Coquette 'corset' I bought from EF).

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I am a photographer. and I now have added Burlesque to my list of specialtys.

As a firm believer of 0 is NOT a size. I know some tricks to hiding "unwanted" areas. Lay on your belly on a bed. or even just they way you tilt your arm. I'll put some stuff together for you to look at.
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A 3/4 angle when standing works best (the spot between facing front and profile). Raise your face a bit so the double-chins don't show. Hair is your friend - it frames you better. Have dynamic posturing - don't look like a corpse. Facial expressions make a world of difference.

Here's one I did for my former-Master last year (wearing a Coquette 'corset' I bought from EF).

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So my question here is how many of you are plus size like 3X/4X size in lingerie and have done a boudoir/pin up style photo shoot for your other half? I REALLY want to do this but I am on the heavier side of things and NOT sure what positions would look good,lingerie to choose..Any tips would be appreciated! If you did them did you do fully clothed,lingerie,head shots,chest up shots,nude,what props did you use,did you include any of your toys? I would LOVE any feedback less

I'm the one behind the camera, so my tips are what I give to my models. It's really all about how relaxed you feel. Find a photographer that makes you comfortable, makes you laugh (a genuine laugh is about as sexy as it gets on film), and understands posing.

As the model, focus on your eyes and maintain good posture, especially through the shoulders. If you concentrate on making bedroom eyes that go through the back of the camera, the rest of your expression and pose will naturally relax and look amazing. Also, grab a mirror, and practice posing yourself. A glass of wine or two makes this alot more fun. Try peeking from around a curtain with come hither eyes, posing in front of a bright window with your hands through your hair, laying across a bed or the floor, and especially the pin up style. Check out Gil Elvgren, and see what kind of poses his models do.

Also play with facial expressions. Look over your shoulder for a tight shot, throw your head back and laugh while your hands love your curves, crawl towards the camera, pamper yourself in the mirror, and so on.

Another thing to remember, you don't need to look at the camera EVERY time. Sometimes, it's sexier to capture a mood or a moment that doesn't feel posed, and it offers you a chance to break away from the camera and get relaxed again. When you smile, take a deep breath and exhale into your smile. If you don't smile, part your lips slightly to give your face a smoky expression, and bite your lip or fingertip for a flirty expression.

I'm so excited for you! Just have fun, and remember that its for the one you love, so if pose for him, you'll look amazing! less