Deep Autumn The full palette.
Deep, warm colors, like a forest at dusk: they bring out the radiance in your complexion.
- Warm
- Deep
- Balanced
- Medium contrast
The other autumn seasons: Soft Autumn and Warm Autumn.
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The best colors. 33 shades that light up this complexion.
Wear them near your face: tops, dresses, scarves, lipsticks. That’s where they make the difference.
Reds and pinks
- Chili red
- Oxblood
- Mahogany
- Warm burgundy
- Warm raspberry
- Deep rosewood
Oranges and corals
- Deep salmon
- Terracotta
- Rust
- Burnt orange
- Deep apricot
- Copper peach
- Copper
- Amber
- Bronze
- Tobacco
Yellows
- Saffron
- Dark mustard
- Antique gold
Greens
- Dark olive
- Deep moss
- Forest green
- Bottle green
- Deep emerald
- Deep jade
Blues
- Deep turquoise
- Deep teal
- Petrol blue
- Peacock blue
Purples
- Brown plum
- Plum
- Grape purple
- Aubergine
The neutrals
For the basics: coats, trousers, shoes, bags.
- Ivory
- Cream beige
- Dark camel
- Dark taupe
- Dark khaki
- Warm charcoal
- Deep navy
- Dark chocolate
- Brown black
Colors to avoid. Near the face, at least.
Near the face, they dim the glow of the complexion. Nothing is off limits: wear them away from your face instead, as trousers, skirts or shoes.
- Pure white
- Icy grey
- Baby blue
- Lavender
- Pastel pink
- Greyed dusty rose
- Pale peach
- Mint green
- Lemon yellow
- Fuchsia
Outfits. Ready-made combinations.
Deep forestForest green · Dark camel · Ivory Spice marketBurnt orange · Dark chocolate · Cream beige Wine and goldWarm burgundy · Dark mustard · Brown black Autumn nightDeep navy · Copper · Ivory
Wardrobe basics
- Dark chocolate
- Brown black
- Deep navy
- Dark khaki
- Dark camel
- Ivory
- Pairings
- Your contrast is medium to high. Go for clear light-and-dark pairings: ivory with chocolate, cream beige with forest green. A rich color near your face ties it all together.
- Patterns
- Medium to large patterns with confident contrast: paisley, deep tartans, dark animal prints, ikat, kilim. Skip small, pale, washed-out prints.
- Fabrics
- Rich fabrics suit you: velvet, leather, suede, chunky wool, tweed, heavy silk, deep satin. A copper or golden sheen works better than a silvery shine.
- Glasses
- Dark tortoiseshell, chocolate, burgundy, forest green, bronze or antique gold. A bolder frame suits you: it echoes the depth of your coloring.
Makeup, hair, jewelry. Shades that follow the palette.
Lipsticks
- Chili red
- Deep brick
- Terracotta
- Deep rosewood
- Mahogany
- Warm burgundy
Blush
- Terracotta
- Brick rose
- Copper
- Bronze
Eyeshadows
- Antique gold
- Copper
- Bronze
- Dark khaki
- Forest green
- Petrol blue
- Plum
- Chocolate
Eyeliner and mascara
- Brown black
- Espresso
- Deep forest green
- Black plum
Foundation
Look for a neutral-to-warm undertone: golden, amber or golden olive, never pink. Test two shades on your jawline in daylight and keep the one that blends in with no grey cast.
Hair colors
- Caramel highlights
- Deep copper
- Dark auburn
- Mahogany
- Deep warm brown
- Chocolate brown
- Brown black
Less flattering
- Platinum blonde
- Light ash blonde
- Blue black
Jewelry
- Yellow gold
- Antique gold
- Bronze
- Copper
Less flattering: high-shine silver, platinum and chrome.
What if it’s your season?
One selfie, two minutes: Saisona tells you which of the 12 seasons is yours and shows you the drape test on your own photo. It’s free.
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Common questions.
- What colors should a Deep Autumn wear?
- The most flattering: chili red, oxblood, brown plum, deep salmon and terracotta. More broadly, the whole palette above: 33 colors to wear near the face.
- What colors should a Deep Autumn avoid?
- Near the face, mostly pure white, icy grey, baby blue and lavender. You can keep them for the lower half of an outfit, away from your face.
- Which lipstick suits a Deep Autumn?
- The palette’s shades: chili red, deep brick, terracotta, deep rosewood, mahogany and warm burgundy. For blush: terracotta, brick rose, copper and bronze.
- Which hair color suits a Deep Autumn?
- Shades that follow the palette: caramel highlights, deep copper, dark auburn, mahogany, deep warm brown, chocolate brown and brown black. Less flattering: platinum blonde, light ash blonde and blue black.
- Gold or silver for a Deep Autumn?
- Mostly yellow gold, antique gold, bronze and copper. Less flattering: high-shine silver, platinum and chrome.
- How do I know if I’m a Deep Autumn?
- The most reliable way: compare two colors under your face in daylight, as a color consultant would. That’s the drape test. Saisona does it from a selfie: your season and the drape test are free.