Autumn family
Deep Autumn colour palette
Deep Autumn is a warm-neutral, deep, medium-high-contrast, medium colour season: deep, warm and rich.
What Deep Autumn looks like
Your colouring is rich and deep with a warm cast: hair in dark brown to near black, eyes in deep brown, dark hazel or olive, and skin with golden, olive or bronze warmth. Dark, spiced colours such as oxblood, burnt orange, forest and deep teal give you instant presence, while pastels and icy shades look faded against you.
12 Deep Autumn colours
A sample from the 36-colour Deep Autumn palette.
Colours Deep Autumn should avoid
Pastel Pink. Too light and cool; your depth makes it look washed out.
Baby Blue. Icy pastel that makes warm, deep skin look grey.
Best metals
Best: Antique yellow gold. Good: Bronze and copper. Skip: Bright silver.
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Questions
What colours look best on Deep Autumn?
Deep Autumn suits colours that are warm-neutral, deep and medium, such as burnt coral, chili, mahogany, burnt orange, amber.
What colours should Deep Autumn avoid?
Pastel Pink: Too light and cool; your depth makes it look washed out. Baby Blue: Icy pastel that makes warm, deep skin look grey.
Gold or silver for Deep Autumn?
Best: Antique yellow gold. Also good: bronze and copper. Usually skip: bright silver.
How do I know if I'm Deep Autumn?
Deep Autumn colouring is warm-neutral in undertone, deep in depth, medium-high in contrast and medium in chroma. A daylight selfie scan measures all four and shows your closest season plus a runner-up.