Amy Prifti

I have blogged about Taboudoir  as I often work with photographer Emma Meston to make over people for their own boudoir shoots. Recently we have had a few clients asking to do vintage boudoir.  These are people who have never sported vintage looks before as they didn't know how to so they have wanted to be completely transformed for their boudoir shoot. We also had a client who dresses in a vintage way and her style is very 1950's so for her boudoir shoot she wanted a 1930's/40's feel for it instead. As the hair and make up artist, I start their transformation in the singstar room at the Hotel Pelirocco I then become stylist to look at their 'wear' that they have brought along to create the look that they are wanting to achieve. They disappear up to which ever room they have chosen to have their boudoir shoot in and Emma creates their look for them. From speaking to each client I have discovered that people have boudoir shoots for many different reaso

Once in the studio, John Farrar works a bit like myself - we have a little chat about what we would like to create, not too much planning goes into it, we go into the studio .... and then we create something completely different! I decide on 'Red' so John looks around the studio for clothes and completes the look! In this picture I have used a white bob from Annabelle's Wigs  to complete the look.   John then adds his photo magic and an image is created!   I will soon be writing about what make up I used and how I applied the make up for all of these creations.