How long she’s done it: Two and a half years.
Full service: Moreno photographs women in a retro pinup style — “classic 1920s stuff, World War II pinups, boudoir shots,” she says. She provides it all — hair and makeup, wardrobe, accessories and props.
“The only things we ask clients to bring are fake eyelashes, a good push-up bra and stockings if they want them.”
Scope her gallery or book a shoot at vixenpinupphotography.com.
Not just a pretty face: Clients get more than a set of sexy photos, Moreno says.
“They walk away a little more vivacious.”
Having worked in legal and financial offices in the past eight years, Moreno says her pinup business is a whimsical escape from corporate America.
How to look camera-ready: Moreno suggests standing tall with your chest out, turning to one side with hands on hips and keeping your toes pointed to elongate the body.
“If it feels uncomfortable, you probably look really good.”
Anyone can — and should — model, she says.
“No matter how old or what size you are, we want people to feel beautiful,” Moreno says.
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