Ahh, fall. It’s the only time of the year when even the most rational city-dwelling folks get the outdoors bug and descend upon apple orchards en masse. And if your weekend plans include heading up to the nearest farm to pick far too much fruit, you’ll definitely want to Instagram it. But what to wear? Well, since it’s at least 10 degrees cooler, you can finally wear all of those cozy cold-weather clothes without breaking into a violent sweat. Should you need a little more guidance on what to wear in order to stage the perfect, idyllic photo in the forest, we can help. From sweaters to fleeces to boots, here are ideas all under $200 for your weekend apple picking needs.
Instead of a grunge-inspired flannel, a ruffly blouse feels fresher.
$89,
Revolve
Here’s snackproof lipstick that isn’t dry, indelible, and will look great in your Instagram photos.
Rimmel Provocalips 16 Hour Kiss Proof Lip Colour
$7,
Ulta
Pat McGrath always taps on powder on top of lipstick for a lip look that pops in both Instagram and Steven Meisel photos. Clinique created a double-duty stick that creates the same effect.
Clinique Pop Lip Shadow Cushion Matte Lip Powder
$20,
Clinique
It should be thick, chunky and in a color that contrasts nicely to all of the foliage.
Mango Fringes cable-knit sweater
$60,
Mango
A warm musky and fruity scent that snuggles perfectly into knit collars.
$94,
Sephora
You can’t go wrong with something that has fluffy in the description. Added bonus: a black bow on the back that’ll pop in pictures.
$40,
H&M
A mascara that won’t irritate your eyes, and will give you fluffy lashes to go with your fuzzy sweater.
$25,
Ulta
Perfectly cropped to show off your boots and in a classic, non-destroyed wash so you don’t feel too trendy.
Madewell The High-Rise Slim Boyjean
$128,
Nordstrom
Everything in this palette is made with the best quality coconut oil, with flattering tints that can be blended across eyelids and lips.
RMS BEAUTY Signature Set Pop Collection
$44,
Sephora
Make Stevie Nicks proud.
Topshop Foil Floral Plunge Wrap Dress
$100,
Topshop
An eyeliner so long-lasting, it will survive workdays and workout classes (hey, apple picking can count as cardio.)
$20,
Sephora
Fall means you can finally wear your boots but orchards weren’t made for sharp little heels. A block style is way more comfortable.
Sam Edelman Taye suede ankle boots
$160,
Net-A-Porter
Wear it with jeans and a fleece for a gorpcore-inspired lewk.
Nike Vintage Blazer leather-trimmed suede high-top sneakers
$100,
Net-a-Porter
Glitter means your polish will last twice as long. Here’s one that will justify the 99-cent purchase price of the app.
$18,
Barneys New York
If forest green isn’t your thing, it also comes in other seasonally appropriate shades like burgundy and mustard yellow.
& Other Stories Oversized Wool Scarf
$65,
& Other Stories
Because squinting doesn’t make for a good picture.
Warby Parker Hadley sunglasses
$145,
Warby Parker
The fanciest tinted chapstick you will ever own, and will give a flattering flush to your lips.
Sisley Paris Phyto-Lip Twist Tinted Lip Balm
$50,
Nordstrom
If you were ever tempted to try out a floppy hat, there’s no better time than at the orchard where you won’t be the only one in one.
$39,
Nordstrom
Of course if you’re feeling more brave, a beret is the trendier, street style–inspired way to go.
$16,
ASOS
A new texturizing spray that isn’t sticky and smells good, yet not so good as to attract orchard flies.
$26,
Tavi Hair
Because who doesn’t want a big, warm hug while eating apple pie?
Patagonia Los Gatos Fleece Jacket
$129,
Urban Outfitters
If this combo of cobalt blue and mustard yellow doesn’t get you excited for the season, you’re dead inside.
Mango Unstructured mohair-blend coat
$120,
Spring
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