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What to wear to e-pics in fall weather

NYCPrincess Posted:

What to wear to e-pics in fall weather

I'm having my engagement shoot next week in Central Park. I bought a cute navy wool dress but it's sleeveless and scoop so I'm afraid that I will freeze. I will wear tights and boots but I'm afraid that my arms and upper chest (not a low scoop) will freeze.

What do you girls recommend to wear in an engagement shoot in this weather?

Thanks!
Colleen214 Posted:

Re: What to wear to e-pics in fall weather

I think you should just wear what you plan on wearing, and have a coat that you can throw on in between pics.

Plus, you will have so much adrenaline and energy that you wont notice the chill in the air. Even on my wedding in November, I was out there taking pictures in just a strapless dress, so you should be OK
MnM182008 Posted:

Re: What to wear to e-pics in fall weather

I don't know what the dress looks like, but you could always get a cute cardigan or even a light pea coats, take some pictures with your coat some without, or even do two outfits.

NYCPrincess Posted:

Re: What to wear to e-pics in fall weather

I was planning on wearing a coat and then taking it off for pics but was wondering if it might interrupt 'the natural flow' of FH and I. I tried the dress on at home with a black turtleneck...but it's just not the same, hahaha.

MrsSoto Posted:

Re: What to wear to e-pics in fall weather

This is gonna sound crazy and maybe it only works for me but when I wear a scarf (and I dont just mean a big winter one), it keeps me very warm. They have those trendy scarves that come in differnt colors that maybe you could wear as part of the outfit...not sure if this would go or even if it makes sense what kind of scarf im talking about or for that matter if you think a scarf would keep you warm, lol. Well, anyway, thought I would suggest.

NYCPrincess Posted:

Re: What to wear to e-pics in fall weather

Do you mean like a pashmina shawl? Won't that cover the outfit? Or do you mean for the neck?

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