You can't just dress ordinary when going to see the autumn foliage... Autumn long skirt outfits that look great in photos

You can't just dress ordinary when going to see the autumn foliage... Autumn long skirt outfits that look great in photos

It’s a shame if you take a photo at a famous autumn foliage spot but can’t see you clearly because your outfit colors are similar to the fallen leaves. You wore jeans and a knit sweater last year, so there’s no need for your photos to be exactly the same this year. Try mixing up the colors of your top and bottom, like a cream knit sweater with a brown long skirt or a burgundy cardigan with an ivory skirt. The color contrast will stand out in the photos, and it will result in a stylish autumn outfit that looks great even when you are walking or sitting.

Autumn foliage outing outfit featuring a cream knit and a brown long skirt

Imagine taking a photo in front of a maple tree. If you are wearing a brown top and khaki pants, your clothes might look similar in color to the surrounding fallen leaves. It’s not that your outfit is bad, but it just doesn't quite look right in the photo.

In times like this, wearing a cream ivory knit sets the upper body apart from the background. Pair it with a chocolate brown A-line long skirt on the bottom. While the brown blends seamlessly with the autumn scenery, the cream knit creates a bright contrast for the overall outfit.

A semi-cropped knit that ends near the hips looks great. Since the skirt's waistline is visible, the top and bottom proportions look neat as well.

If you add dark brown ankle boots, it makes for a perfect autumn outfit for walking along a path lined with colorful foliage. However, if the walk is long or has many stairs, choose boots with low heels. If your feet start hurting on the way back after taking photos, even a pretty outfit can look unappealing.

Autumn cafe outfit featuring a burgundy cardigan and an ivory long skirt

Why does wearing a burgundy cardigan with a black skirt feel more stifling than expected? It is because burgundy is a deep color itself, and if the bottom half is also dark, the overall color scheme becomes heavy. Of course, it is fine if you want a calm vibe, but for an outdoor cafe with autumn foliage, it would be nice to dress a bit more brightly.

Switching to an ivory long skirt changes the atmosphere. It preserves the deep wine color of the cardigan while creating a bright space at the bottom.

It is easy to style if you choose a cardigan with a round neck and buttons. You can wear a thin cream-colored inner layer underneath and leave the top one or two buttons unbuttoned.

For the skirt, I recommend a semi A-line that falls softly from the waist. It has room around the legs even when sitting at an outdoor table, and it doesn't look overly voluminous when worn with a cardigan. Pairing it with brown Mary Jane shoes creates a slightly more lovely vibe, and if you wear low-heeled ankle boots...

Autumn stroll look featuring an olive knit top and a black pleated long skirt

Do long skirts really have to be photographed while standing still to look pretty? There are actually skirts that look even more stylish when you walk. These are pleated long skirts. As you take a step, the pleats unfold slightly, creating movement in the garment.

I’ll choose an olive green knit for the top. Pairing it with a black pleated skirt prevents the green from standing out too much and makes the overall silhouette look sharper. Black is a color where the shadows of the pleats are clearly visible, bringing out the unique three-dimensional effect of the fabric. If the knit is roomy, simply tuck in the front slightly to reveal your waistline. A skirt length that exposes a little bit of the ankles is also comfortable for walking.

If you are planning a long walk in an autumn park, neat cream-colored sneakers are all you need. Sneakers with a long skirt might feel a bit awkward at first, but once you actually wear them, they are more comfortable than you think, making it a combination you will find yourself reaching for often.

Ginkgo tree travel outfit featuring a mustard knit and a camel long skirt

What color should you wear on streets lined with yellow ginkgo trees? Matching a mustard knit top with a camel long skirt brings out the warm, autumnal vibe. However, since the two colors are in similar shades, it is best to choose a slightly darker mustard for the knit and a bright camel for the skirt to create a contrast.

This combination looks better on streets with more ginkgo trees than maple leaves, or on old stone paths in autumn travel destinations. If the similar colors of the top and bottom feel a bit plain, you can layer an ivory T-shirt under the knit to peek out the hem slightly. Just add a single bag in a dark color like dark brown.

Instead, if you take a photo right in front of yellow ginkgo leaves, your outfit might look too similar to the background, so try choosing a background where a gray stone wall or dark tree trunks are visible. The atmosphere of the photo changes without you having to change your clothes.

The important thing about dressing for an autumn foliage outing isn't just adding a lot of pretty colors. It's about choosing your outfit while thinking about where you'll be walking and what scenery you'll be facing.

If you plan to take a lot of photos, a cream knit top and a brown skirt would be a good choice, while an olive knit top and a pleated skirt would be more comfortable for a long walk. It would be nice to feature a long skirt instead of your usual jeans in your autumn foliage photos this year. After all, the skirt hanging in your closet might unexpectedly turn out to be your favorite autumn photo.

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