5 Fall Aesthetics for You To Copy Right Now

The best part about getting dressed in 2024 is that you don’t have to pick a lane. Gone are the days when an aesthetic defined who you are—now your look can change with your mood, and depending on your interpretation, your already existing closet can be its own little shopping oasis.

This season, we wanted to show our take on some of the biggest fall aesthetics and trends to highlight how the ever-evolving landscape of fashion trends doesn’t have to be something you live by. There’s no more in or out; it’s just what you want to make of it.

To do this, we worked with photographer Sarah Silver to shoot five top fall fashion looks on the new iPhone 16 Pro Max. The phone features a brand-new camera (which is good news for OOTDs as you can see from our shoot).

In an interview with Teen Vogue, Jeremy Hendricks, iPhone Senior Product Manager explained what makes this new feature different. “We focused on two key areas. So the first one is the ability to capture yourself or your subject with incredible nuance for skin undertones and let people see themselves how they want to be seen in photos,” Hendricks says. “The second thing we focused on is bringing more creative options that affect the entire mood and the overall aesthetic of the image.” Essentially, you can adjust the lighting and filters as you take photos to account for skin undertones and personal style.

Pamela Chen, the Chief Aesthetics Scientist for Camera and Photos at Apple added that they spent several years looking through the history of photography to create the new options available. “We wanted to make sure whatever we made with photographic styles would honor the craft of photography while also advancing it by creating these tools that people could use to unlock creative self-expression,” Chen says. “But still keep it fun and easy.”

Ahead, see our take on some of the most popular fall fashion aesthetics and get some inspiration on how to style them and make them your own.

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