Simply Lush Studio

04/10/2026

She told me she didn’t think she was the “boudoir type.”

She was quiet, nervous, and unsure… like so many women are when they first reach out. She wasn’t sure what to expect or if she’d feel comfortable, she just knew something in her was ready for more.

But during her wardrobe consultation, something shifted. She started relaxing, opening up, and laughing. She started talking about what she wanted to feel… not just how she wanted to look.

Then on the day of her session, that shift deepened.

She moved differently and trusted herself more. She even started showing more of herself (physically and emotionally). By the end she told me “you made this whole experience so comfortable and so easy .. I really felt like I belonged here.”

This whole experience I provide is crafted around belonging.. and feeling safe enough to show up as yourself.

04/08/2026

Self abandonment doesn't happen overnight... it happens slowly over time while being so busy with life and responsibilities that you don't even realize years have gone by.

And this is completely normal… until you hit a point where you realize you don’t feel like yourself anymore.

This work isn't about becoming someone new, it's about coming back to yourself.

04/06/2026

most women think they need confidence before stepping in front of my camera. but that isn't where this starts. it starts when your shoulders relax, when you stop second guessing.. and when you realize you don't have to perform. confidence isn't the goal. feeling safe enough to show up is. and everything shifts from there.

04/03/2026

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how we’re always waiting for the 'final version' of ourselves.

When I lose the weight or when my body looks different. When I feel more confident or when life slows down. But the truth is… our bodies are always changing.

Changing from postpartum, stress, growth... from life in general.

I look back at old photos of myself and think… why didn’t I appreciate her more? And I know a lot of women feel this too. We’re always chasing a future version of ourselves… instead of learning to feel good in the body we have right now.

I’m still learning this myself. And maybe that’s what this work is really about... not becoming someone new, but learning to feel at home in yourself along the way.

Anyone else feel this?

04/01/2026

She came to me after a year that shook her world.

After a decade long relationship ended and her fur baby passed away abruptly. Emotions ran deep, grief was heavy, and she was learning how to show up for herself again. She told me she’s been on a spiritual journey. and was stepping into her higher self, wanting to feel comfortable in her body and in life.

Her session was about loss, surrender, grief, and rebirth. And about feeling sexy, vulnerable, and confident all at once. By the end she told me ‘I didn’t realize how much I needed this. I feel like I finally get to step into myself again.’

This isn’t is about showing up, remembering yourself, and letting yourself feel alive again.

Have you given yourself permission to show up for YOU lately?

03/31/2026

You don’t actually want confidence, you want to stop overthinking. You want to stop hiding and stop waiting. Most women don’t realize that. They think they need to change first… but what they really want is to feel like themselves again.

Which one hit you the hardest?

02/21/2026

The world is crazy. you need to protect your nervous system. You can do your best, but you can't do it all.

if you're constantly plugged in, scrolling, co suming, taking on everyone else's fear and urgency with your own, your body is carrying that whether yoy realize it or not.

be mindful of what youre consuming.

If it spikes your anxiety and there’s nothing you can actually do about it right now, it’s okay to put your phone down, turn off the tv, and step away.

Unclench your jaw. Drop your shoulders. Take one slow breath deeper than you think you need.

That's why I offer this experience.

I crafted it out of a necessity for a quiet space to come back down, to come back home to yourself. To take space for yourself, take a deep breath, and feel inside your body again. To feel calm.

01/31/2026

See you there 🖤

💘 Join us to celebrate girlhood in every era! 💘
📅 February 7th | 10a–2p
📍 Waterfront Warehouse (Entrance D), Pittston

🥂 Mimosas + snacks on us—sip while you shop ✨
💐 Don’t forget to grab a BYO-Bouquet from our flower bar before you head out 🌸

🎟️ Raffle basket table FULL of goodies from
| | | | Abbronzatura Tanning & MORE 💖
💝 10 for $10 - All ticket proceeds benefit the Greater Pittston Meals on Wheels

👁️ NEW Demi-Lashes debuting!
✨ $18 | 5-minute application | up to 5-day wear
Perfect for effortless weekend glam 💃🏼

Plus 🛍️ retail + service package specials you don’t want to miss!

👀 Stay tuned all week for vendor sneak peeks + exclusives…
Trust us—you’ll wanna be there 💕✨

01/05/2026

This weekend I looked back through every gallery from last year and realized something really simple but big: I get to live my dream life because of you.

Because of the women who stepped into my space, trusted me with their stories, and let me create alongside them.

Last year stretched me in ways I didn’t expect. Motherhood, exhaustion, growth, strength... and somehow this space held me while I was holding everyone else.

So much gratitude. So many brave women. So many moments that changed me too.

My heart is so full. Thank you so much 🥰

11/06/2025

If you’ve been following me for a while, you might’ve noticed that I used to take a lot of photos of myself. But it’s been almost 20 months since I last did. Today, that changed. I finally stepped back in front of the camera. My body looks so different now. I'm about 40 pounds heavier than before pregnancy but... I’m not trying to hide. I haven’t been avoiding photos out of shame. I’ve just been living.

Becoming a mom rocked my world. That first year was hard, overwhelming, beautiful, and messy. Now, I have so much fun with my little one and when I’m not with her, I’m working and serving all of you... and somewhere in the middle, I forgot to pause for me.

Today I finally gave myself space to breathe, to witness this version of me, and document how much my body has changed ... because I haven't hated myself through this transformation. Are my b***s now lopsided and does one ni**le point north and the other south? Yeah lol but there is nothing wrong with that - it’s just different now. And sure, I’ve gotten frustrated at times (when clothes don’t fit the same or when running around with Everly leaves me feeling out of shape) but even in those moments, I’ve loved my body through it all. No matter how badly society (and comparison mode) tried to convince me otherwise.

And I know my body will keep evolving, as I eventually stop breastfeeding, hopefully get more sleep, and carve out time and space to work out and focus on my health again. This is just a season, a chapter in my body’s story, and I wanted to capture it. Honestly and unapologetically.

If you’ve been feeling disconnected from your body or like you just “don’t have time” to get in front of the camera, I see you. I get it. Whether you’re learning to love your body again or just trying to find a moment to exist outside of everything else, you’re not alone. If you ever want to talk or carve out that space for yourself, I’d love to hold that space with you.

10/08/2025

I do not believe that your worth is dependent upon what you wear, how your hair looks, or if your skin is “flawless”. You are a human. A beautiful, multifaceted human being whose skin has grown during pregnancy, who fell when learning to skate and scarred your knee, who has LIVED a life worth capturing on film.