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Fall Family Photo Outfit Ideas: How to Look Great and Feel Comfortable

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Fall is the season photographers dream about — rich colors, golden sunsets, and cozy textures.


But if you’ve ever stood in front of your closet before a family session 

wondering What do we wear?!, you’re not alone. The good news? With a little planning, your fall family photo outfits can look effortlessly coordinated without feeling forced.


1. Start with a Color Palette

Instead of matching everyone in the same shirt, think in color families.For fall, try:

  • Warm neutrals: cream, beige, camel

  • Earth tones: olive, rust, mustard

  • Deep accents: burgundy, navy, forest green


Pick 2–3 main colors and let everyone’s outfit pull from that palette.


2. Layer for Texture and Depth

Fall is the perfect time for cardigans, scarves, boots, and hats. These layers add dimension to your photos and make them visually interesting. Plus — bonus — they keep you warm during those crisp autumn shoots.


3. Mix Patterns Sparingly

A little pattern can bring personality to your photos, but too much can get distracting.  Try one person in plaid, another in a subtle floral or stripe, and keep the rest in solids that tie the colors together.


4. Keep Comfort in Mind

If your child hates scratchy sweaters or your toddler can’t stand a certain fabric, skip it. The more comfortable you all feel, the more relaxed and happy you’ll look on camera.


5. Avoid Bright Neons & Distracting Logos

Bright neon colors and large logos can pull attention away from your faces — and they don’t blend well with fall tones. Stick to warm, muted, or jewel tones that complement the season.


Pro Styling Tip:

Lay everyone’s outfits on the bed together before the shoot. If one piece stands out in a distracting way, switch it out with another outfit


💛 Ready for your fall family session?This season is one of the most popular times to book, so grab your spot early before the calendar fills up. [Click here to reserve your session



 
 
 

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