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If you're thinking of a professional an autumn senior and graduation year photoshoot, let the weather inspire you on the perfect outfit. Fall and the cooler weather season has an abundance of possible clothing combinations and inspirational outfits. Here are some top picks for what to wear for your fall-inspired senior photo session.

1. Skater Skirt & Boots

This is a teen-style staple and for good reason! It's an easy enough outfit to put together and it’s a look that absolutely anyone can look good wearing. Even better, you probably already own a cute skater dress and nice boots … so there's no need to go shopping, unless that is a part of the fun! With an outfit like this, you can also accessorize to make it uniquely your own. 

2. Create A Monochromatic Look

Fall is generally thought to be all about jewel orange, yellow, purple, green and red tones. You can use these colors in combination with complementary colors like brown or black, but why not change it up with a monochromatic look? A rich colored purple jumpsuit can look amazing and make you pop right off the page.

3. Cozy Cardigan and Jeans

This is the effortless style you need. You can still dress it up and create a look you're happy with but feel comfortable in, at the same time. It's also something you probably won't mind getting slightly dirty if you have to sit on park benches or on the ground to get the perfect shot.

4. Black Denim Skirt & Ruffled Plaid Top

This is more on the edgier side. But depending on the overall venue "theme" of your senior year photoshoot, it can also can be unique and perfect. 

Choosing an outfit like this will really depend on where you plan on taking your senior year photographs. While it may not work as well in a whimsical garden, it will look great if you're in a concrete jungle / urban inspired look and choosing locations with street art or skate parks. 

Of course, you don't have to choose just one outfit for your senior year photoshoot. As this is YOUR photoshoot you can change outfits and looks – but try to limit your options to about three looks or outfits. This way you're able to wear what you want as well as something your parents may want. And everyone wins!