Family Photo Outfits Winter 2025

Winter is such a magical time for family photos! I love the idea of cozying up together and capturing those special moments. And let's be honest, coordinating outfits can make your photos even more memorable (and adorable!).

If you're looking for some inspiration for your family's winter photoshoot this year, you've come to the right place. I've gathered some of my favorite winter family photo outfit ideas that I think you'll love. From cozy casual to festive and fun, there's something for everyone!

My Family Photo Outfits Ideas

Winter Wonderland Whites

Clean whites feel bright against winter backdrops and let textures do the talking.

• Palette: Ivory, cream, winter white.
• Textures: Cable knits, faux fur, sherpa, waffle.
• Footwear: Suede or leather in tan or taupe.

You get a calm, cohesive look that glows on snowy days.

Cozy Cabin Crew

I like this when you want relaxed, rustic warmth that still coordinates.

• Tops: Flannel shirts and chunky sweaters.
• Layers: Quilted vests, beanies, wool socks.
• Bottoms: Dark denim or corduroy.

You’ll read natural and snug without looking over styled.

Holiday Hues

Lean festive, not noisy, by limiting colors and repeating them across the group.

• Palette: Deep red, forest green, warm gold.
• Balance: One bold color + two neutrals.
• Accents: Velvet bows, metallic shoes.

You get holiday spirit that photographs rich and timeless.

Festive Fair Isle

Pattern play works when you and I keep the scale varied and the colors related.

• Knit: Different Fair Isle sweaters within one palette.
• Base: Solid pants or skirts.
• Extras: Simple boots to avoid pattern clash.

The mixed motifs add personality and still feel unified.

Denim & Diamonds

Casual bases with a touch of sparkle keep kids comfy and photos polished.

• Base: Mid to dark wash jeans.
• Dress up: Satin blouses, velvet tops, or crisp shirts.
• Shine: Subtle sequins or crystal earrings.

You’ll look relaxed with just enough glam for portraits.

Plaid Perfection

I use plaid as the hero print, then mute everything else.

• Hero: One or two plaid items max.
• Support: Solids that pull from the plaid colors.
• Texture: Knit scarves to soften lines.

This reads classic winter without visual overload.

Rustic Reds

Red pops in gray light, so it’s great for overcast afternoons.

• Shades: Cranberry, burgundy, brick.
• Neutrals: Oatmeal, charcoal, navy.
• Materials: Wool coats, flannels, corduroy.

You get warmth and depth that flatter every skin tone.

Snowy Style

If you have snow, lean into outerwear that coordinates and layers cleanly.

• Outerwear: Parkas or wrap coats in related tones.
• Accessories: Matching hats, scarves, gloves.
• Footwear: Waterproof boots in a shared color.

You’ll stay warm longer and your photos feel candid and fun.

Winter Warmers

I like a knit first approach when you want texture at every level.

• Core: Fisherman knits, ribs, and cables.
• Underlayers: Thermal tees in neutral tones.
• Color plan: 2 neutrals + 1 accent.

The knit variety adds depth even in simple poses.

Glamour in the Glow

Dressier pieces shine at dusk or by tree lights if you keep lines simple.

• Fabrics: Velvet, satin, lurex knit.
• Colors: Black, midnight, champagne.
• Shoes: Sleek boots or low heels.

You’ll capture that holiday sparkle without fussy styling.