Rock’abilly Chic

Boudoir Shoot

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Oh my! Sneak a peek at this rock’abilly chic meets Amy Winehouse-themed photo shoot that turns on the heat in a fun way! Adding to our much-loved collection of rock-inspired photo shoot inspiration such as this Rocking the Country {Engagement Shoot}, photographer, Steph Jones shares this alluring boudoir shoot that combines a guitar, vintage LP records and hidden treasures from a vintage suitcase as props. And as fate would have it, the model who’s name also happened to be Amy, fit the style of the shoot perfectly dressed in a mix of bold rocker chic attire.

The Rock’abilly Chic Look: Although a bold attitude is everything in such a shoot, this rock’abilly chic look reminiscent of soul singer, Amy Winehouse, is all about the eyes, lips and hair. Va va va voom hair with a red flower adornment, red-hot lips and dramatic eye make-up adds the rock chic flavour to this photo shoot. We adore Amy’s half-up half-down hairdo with mega volume and messy tendrils, as well as the few simple pieces of antique-like jewellery added to her different looks.

The Rock’abilly Chic Boudoir: The cool ‘n chic boudoir surroundings with its rich wooden floors and complimentary blue-wall background was the ideal place for the photo shoot, which showcased plenty of deep red.

 

The Rock’abilly Chic Photo Props: A great idea is to use all of the photo props as a focal point, as Steph did in part of the shoot. A red vintage suitcase overflowing with Amy’s lingerie and photo props made a great prop itself. A vintage typewriter was also one of the many photo props used in this boudoir shoot.

 

The Rock’abilly Chic Wow Factor: Model, Amy’s tattoos were captured beautifully together with delicate lace lingerie. We love how the colours have been enhanced against a black and white background.

 

Although a newcomer to boudoir photography, photographer, Steph Jones, really outdid herself with a tastefully captured shoot that oozes the rock’abilly chic bedroom atmosphere that she was going for. For experts tips on how to replicate similar seductive and vixen looks of this boudoir shoot, refer to these Vintage Bridal Hair & Make Up Tips {1920s to 1950s} shared by professional vintage hair and make-up artists from around the globe. 

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 Photographer: Steph Jones Photography | Make up Stylist: Janea Soliven, J & A Makeup Artistry