Outfit guides · Families of every size
Family photo outfits that go together
The best family photos look coordinated, not matching. Instead of putting everyone in the same white shirt and jeans, choose a small palette and let each person wear something different within it.
Soft blues and neutrals
- Navy
- Dusty Blue
- Light Blue
- Ivory
- Nude
Warm autumn
- Terracotta
- Mustard
- Sage
- Ivory
- Brown
Pick a palette first
- Choose two or three main colors and one neutral, and spread them across the family.
- Soft blues, creams and tans are timeless outdoors. Warm rust, mustard and olive suit autumn.
- Think about the background: a beach, a park or a living room each suit different colors.
Mix it up
- Vary textures and patterns a little: a knit sweater, a denim jacket, a linen dress.
- Avoid big logos, neon colors and busy prints. They pull the eye away from faces.
- Dress the person in the center (often a parent) in the strongest color, and the rest in lighter shades.
Shoes count
- Shoes often show in full-length shots: clean sneakers, sandals or boots in the palette’s neutral color.
- Kids are comfortable in sneakers. Pick a pair in one of the photo’s colors.
What to shop for
- Casual dresses and two-piece sets
- Shirts, sweaters and chinos
- Kids’ dresses, rompers and outfits
- Sneakers, sandals and boots
- Simple accessories
How Kune helps
In Kune, the organizer sets the dress code (for example Casual) and the colors, then adds everyone in the family with their sizes. Kune suggests a look for each person, from tops and dresses to shoes, that goes with the others, and keeps everything on one shopping list.
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