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Update: 8/20/25 at 11:50 pm ET – Influencer Caitlin Covington reveal through Tiktok On Wednesday, August 20 she will continue to make content on the theme of the autumn.
“Twist Plot: I would never cancel Fall 🍁🍂,” Covington announced alongside a video where she was sports a polka brown dot dress while the red and gold holidays turned around.
“Thank you for all your support, I wasn’t really expecting that response – your kindness blowed me off honestly. Love y’all. 🥹 PS consider this the official fall launch.”
Original Story:
Influencer Caitlin Covington She doesn’t know if she can bring her all about a fall this year.
“I don’t know how I’m going to tell you, but I’m not going to be able to post fall videos this year,” Covington, 35, shared in Tuesday, August 19, Tiktok video. “It’s a lot of weight and … it’s a lot of pressure to make every video better than the last, to make every fall journey better. I really need a break this year and I’m sorry.”
Covington, known for being in the face of the Meme “Christian Girl Autumn”, went on heading to say that “this is the hardest post” she has ever had to. “
“Will post another update soon…” he wrote.
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Many Covington’s followers shared messages of support for her, while others questioned whether the influencer was joking.
“Is this satire? I can’t say,” one user wrote with another writing, “It must be cheating properly?”
Covington started posting for her love for autumn at Blog As a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the 2010s. Viral fame won in 2019 when user X Blizzy McGuire shared photos of Covington’s blog of her and her friend in falling clothes, “Hot Girl Summer ends, prepare for Christian Girl October.”
Since Feme “Christian Girl Autumn” went viral, Covington began designing collapse costumes and trips each year to share with its 1.3 million Instagram followers.
Last year, Covington mentioned that she felt “weight” during the fall because she felt like “everyone is looking at (she) for falling content.”
“So I’m trying to hold myself to a certain standard and throw new creative ideas,” he told People In September 2024. “I spend hours researching and planning costumes for falls. There is a lot of weight, and I want my videos and photos to be well received.”
Covington revealed that it is “probably a costume planning of the most laborious.”
“We review various retailers, place orders and then spend hours trying on different outfits,” he explained to the outlet. “I will find a outfit that coincides with that theme, packing it down for you – including sunglasses, socks, everything – and then wearing it on the journey. It is probably about 100 hours of work that goes into every journey.”
As Covington starts her blog individually at first, some of her journeys and photos now include her husband, Chris Dorschand their two children.
“My husband was skeptical at first for my fall obsession,” he said People. “It was like, ‘There’s anyway, Caitlin, this is your thing.’ But after joining us on his first fall to Vermont last year, his perspective changed.
