First shots from new studio - work warning - sexy but no nudity

[Arctirus]

Yeah, I would have liked to see her feet in the yellow shot too but being as that they were stilettos they were poking rather obvious holes in the paper backdrop so I had to cut that off and have her stand right at the edge instead.

I wasn't sure about seeing her other foot in the B&W shot. I could have included it but I would have lost the tight framing I have this way for her being lost in a sea of backdrop.

[JK_Photo]

Concerning the backdrop, I notice there's a bend in it where it hits the floor. If you pulled it forward more and weighted the corners it wouldn't bend at such an acute angle. More of a swoop than a bend. You would minimise that hot spot(hotter, not hot) and make the floor and background blend more seamlessly.
As for the shoe heel on the paper. That's a tough one. Is it carpet underneath? I'm wondering if you have some large, flat, hard material you could place underneath the paper so her heel won't go through. Or a room without carpet.

[Arctirus]

Thanks, good idea about pulling the background forward. There is very thin solid indoor / outdoor carpet underneath but that's only because being against the rough concrete of my basement floor would make the background even worse.

[McMadCow]

The third shot is my favorite. It's an interesting and dynamic pose and the lighting effect is really cool. Personally, I think the fact that her feet are cut off actually adds slightly to the effect of motion, so I'm not complaining. The second one isn't necessarily too dark or too hued for my tastes, but I'm just not really getting anything from it. I don't even know why, maybe it just needs slightly more subject matter. That's hardly a criticism, tho, because it's totally a personal reaction. I think I would probably really like the first shot alot if I didn't see such wierd issues with her complexion. It looks blotchy to me in a distracting sort of way that shouldn't be distracting in this particular kind of picture. Otherwise, great start in the new studio. Congrats!