If you’ve opened Instagram in the past few weeks, then we don’t have to tell you that picnics are super-popular right now! Thanks to all the adorable accessories available in stores, picnics have never been cuter. It seems like everyone is picking a perfect picnic bag and a blanket and taking some shots for social media.

Given that we’re currently living during a pandemic, the amount and variety of activities we can do are limited. Spending some time in nature with our closest ones is something that’s still safe, and if you’re going to do it, better do it in style.

You can blame Instagram influencers for this trend. But even though it started on social media, it quickly spread to real life. The reason is simple—nobody can resist delicious food and drinks packed in a picnic basket and enjoyed in nature with those you love. Picnics look incredible in photos and are also a great idea for a couple or family photoshoot. 

Now more than ever, we need to focus on good things in life and small pleasures that can make our days better. If having a picnic gets you out of the gleamy rut, there’s no reason not to do it!

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With our vacation plans limited due to the coronavirus, many of our summertime experiences are no longer possible. Our Instagram pages have been pretty bare and to deal with this, instead of posing next to beaches or in tropical islands, people are posting photos of them staying close to home.

Instagram’s most stylish people are posing with grass and blankets or bed sheets in their backyards with picnic-like setups all to get the perfect shot. And you don’t need to even leave your house to snap the picnic photo, which is great when trying to maintain social distancing. We’re not even sure if these picnics are real or if they’re simply staged for the photo, but does it really matter?

So what do you need to wear? Some people are choosing to wear summer’s hottest trend—cottagecore, which works perfectly with the picnic aesthetic. Cottagecore is all about straw hats, gingham, floral print, and flowy, breezy dresses. While others are choosing to pose in swimsuits that we can only imagine were bought with vacations to exotic islands in mind. No matter what you wear, as long as you pose with a picnic blanket, picnic basket, and some picnic snacks, you’ll be nailing the trend.

Check out some of our favorite Instagram posts with the “fake picnic” trend.

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If you’ve opened Instagram in the past few weeks, then we don’t have to tell you that picnics are super-popular right now! Thanks to all the adorable accessories available in stores, picnics have never been cuter. It seems like everyone is picking a perfect picnic bag and a blanket and taking some shots for social media.

Given that we’re currently living during a pandemic, the amount and variety of activities we can do are limited. Spending some time in nature with our closest ones is something that’s still safe, and if you’re going to do it, better do it in style.

You can blame Instagram influencers for this trend. But even though it started on social media, it quickly spread to real life. The reason is simple—nobody can resist delicious food and drinks packed in a picnic basket and enjoyed in nature with those you love. Picnics look incredible in photos and are also a great idea for a couple or family photoshoot. 

Now more than ever, we need to focus on good things in life and small pleasures that can make our days better. If having a picnic gets you out of the gleamy rut, there’s no reason not to do it!

The post Picnics Are the Biggest Lifestyle Trend Right Now appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

With our vacation plans limited due to the coronavirus, many of our summertime experiences are no longer possible. Our Instagram pages have been pretty bare and to deal with this, instead of posing next to beaches or in tropical islands, people are posting photos of them staying close to home.

Instagram’s most stylish people are posing with grass and blankets or bed sheets in their backyards with picnic-like setups all to get the perfect shot. And you don’t need to even leave your house to snap the picnic photo, which is great when trying to maintain social distancing. We’re not even sure if these picnics are real or if they’re simply staged for the photo, but does it really matter?

So what do you need to wear? Some people are choosing to wear summer’s hottest trend—cottagecore, which works perfectly with the picnic aesthetic. Cottagecore is all about straw hats, gingham, floral print, and flowy, breezy dresses. While others are choosing to pose in swimsuits that we can only imagine were bought with vacations to exotic islands in mind. No matter what you wear, as long as you pose with a picnic blanket, picnic basket, and some picnic snacks, you’ll be nailing the trend.

Check out some of our favorite Instagram posts with the “fake picnic” trend.

The post The “Fake Picnic” is Blowing Up on Instagram appeared first on toppoptoday.com.