Autumn · also called Dark Autumn

Deep Autumn color palette

Deep, warm and dramatic, with rich spice-market color.

Deep Autumn, also called Dark Autumn, is defined by depth. Your coloring is dark with a warm lean: deep hair, rich eye color and skin that looks best against saturated, earthy shades. Pastels and light icy colors look washed out on you, while mahogany, forest green, deep teal and tomato red look luxurious.

The best colors for Deep Autumn

Wear these closest to your face: tops, scarves, glasses and lipstick. Each swatch shows its hex code so you can match it when shopping online.

Deep Autumn neutrals

Build a wardrobe on these instead of default black, white and grey.

Colors Deep Autumn should avoid

These fight your natural coloring near the face. You can still wear them below the waist, in shoes or in bags.

Best metals and jewelry

Yellow gold, antique gold, copper and bronze. Bold, textured statement pieces suit your depth.

How to tell if you are a Deep Autumn

Not sure? Take the free color analysis quiz or compare with the related seasons below.

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Deep Autumn FAQ

What is the difference between Deep Autumn and Deep Winter?

Both are deep seasons. Deep Autumn leans warm, so rust, olive and gold work; Deep Winter leans cool, so true red, emerald and silver work better.

Can Deep Autumn wear black?

Deep Autumn handles black better than other autumns, but espresso and dark chocolate are warmer and more flattering near the face.

Is Dark Autumn the same as Deep Autumn?

Yes. Dark Autumn and Deep Autumn are two names for the autumn defined by depth.

Not sure you are Deep Autumn?

These seasons share a quality with Deep Autumn and are the most common mix-ups.

Side by side: Deep Autumn vs Deep Winter · Warm Autumn vs Deep Autumn