Meet Jordan
This isn’t just about me. It’s about us.
The women who have spent years at war with their own reflections. The ones who have learned to shrink, to silence, to shape-shift into something more acceptable. The ones who have carried shame that was never theirs to hold. If that feels familiar, I see you.
For years, I believed I had to earn my worth. I thought love was something I had to prove myself deserving of. I lived inside a body I didn’t trust, searching for the thing that would finally make me feel whole. Then everything changed.
Not all at once. Not neatly. But piece by piece, breath by breath, I found my way back to myself. Now, I hold space for women to do the same. Through boudoir, embodiment, and radical self-reclamation, I help you see yourself the way you were always meant to…without apology, without conditions, without waiting for permission.
Because you were never the problem.
Because your beauty was never up for debate.
Because your power has been here all along, waiting for you to step into it.
Are you ready?
My Story
For years, I searched for flaws in the mirror, convinced they were mine to fix. I lived inside a body I didn't trust, weighed down by stories that weren’t mine to carry. My twenties were a blur of grief, betrayal, and self-erasure. An eating disorder that consumed me. Toxic relationships that stripped me raw. A deep disconnection from the one person I was meant to love the most: myself.
It wasn’t a single moment that changed everything, but a series of awakenings. The most profound? Alone on a beach in Krabi, Thailand, on the tenth anniversary of my mother’s passing, I let out a cry so deep it cracked me open. Grief, rage, exhaustion. Years of holding it all together spilled out into the waves. And in that release, I made a promise to myself: everything has to change.
And it did.
Healing wasn’t linear. It wasn’t neat. It was messy, guttural, alive. But every misstep, every moment of vulnerability, every time I chose myself, those moments shaped me. And they led me here, to this work, to this truth.
Empowerment isn’t something we wait for.
It’s something we build.
“I need to book another boudoir shoot with ya so I can feel powerful again.”
The Shift That Changed Everything
I’ll never forget that text I received from a boudoir client. I read it over and over, feeling the ache in my chest. I wanted to reach through the phone, grab her hands, and say:
"You already are powerful. It’s in you. It always has been."
That moment cracked me open because boudoir photography had healed so much in me. It helped me see myself. It helped me feel myself again. But I also knew: the power can’t just live in the photos. Because if we don’t have the tools to keep seeing ourselves beyond what we see in the mirror, then the feeling fades. That’s why my work is more than just boudoir. It’s about embodiment. About building your own empowerment medicine bag—a collection of tools, practices, and experiences that root you back into yourself.
Because confidence isn’t a one-time event.
It’s a muscle we strengthen. A knowing we cultivate.
This Work is for You If…
You have spent years waiting to feel "enough."
You crave a deeper connection with yourself and your body.
You are tired of shrinking to fit someone else’s definition of beauty.
You want to move from self-doubt to self-trust, from judgment to devotion.
You’re ready to stop waiting for permission to take up space.
You don’t need to be “ready.”
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
You just need to be willing to meet yourself here.
You’re Not Here by Accident.
If you feel the pull, if something in you is waking up, listen to it. We’ve already spent too many years believing our bodies aren’t good enough. How many more will slip by before you finally feel the truth of how breathtakingly whole you are?
This is where we change the story.
Not just in the way we look at ourselves but in the way we live inside these bodies.
Not just in how we see beauty, but in how we embody it. No more waiting. No more shrinking. No more shaping ourselves to fit the mold of someone else's standards.
The world will adjust to our perception of self-love, not the other way around.
Are you ready?
Your body is not a trend.
Your body is not a project.
Your body is a work of art.
Allow me to show you.