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Season paletteNo. 09 of 12 · Autumn

Deep Autumn

Suits deep, warm, rich colouring

Deep first, then warm. Dark, rich colours like espresso, forest and burgundy.

Warm or cool

Leans warm

Light or deep

Strongly deep

Soft or bright

Leans soft

The Deep Autumn colour palette

12 core colours

The same twelve colours the drape test gives a Deep Autumn, each with its name and hex code, so you can shop and dress by them. The Deep Autumn color palette, in American spelling.

Neutrals and metals

3 neutrals · 2 metals

NeutralsIvory, Camel, Espresso

  • Ivory#e9dfc8
  • Camel#937450
  • Espresso#270e01

MetalsGold, Rose gold

  • Gold
  • Rose gold

Gold first. Warm metal flatters you more than silver.

Four to keep away from your face

From Light Summer

These are the main red, green, blue and yellow of Light Summer, the opposite season to Deep Autumn. Wear them away from your face, and keep your own colours close to it.

The opposite season

Light Summer

Deep Autumn's best colours are Light Summer's worst, and the other way round. Each row below is one colour family, cut for the two seasons. You only see the difference when two colours sit side by side.

Best on Deep AutumnWorst on Light SummerBest on Light SummerWorst on Deep Autumn

  • Deep rust#763d33Light raspberry#e08d95
  • Deep olive#465a2eLight sea green#7ebb93
  • Deep petrol#245d84Light cornflower#90b2ec
  • Deep mustard#aa8f4cLight primrose#f4f0d1

Makeup and jewellery, in short

From the Deep Autumn guide

Base
Warm to neutral warm.
Lips to try
Brick red and deep terracotta.
Jewellery
Gold first, rose gold too. Antique and chunky both work.

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  • Lips, blush and eyeshadow shades, with a makeup tip
  • Hair colours to try and to skip, with a note for your colourist
  • Jewellery metals, the stones that suit you, and a jewellery tip
  • Wardrobe notes: how much contrast, black and white, and prints
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All twelve seasons

The index

  1. Light Spring
  2. True Spring
  3. Bright Spring
  4. Light Summer
  5. True Summer
  6. Soft Summer
  7. Soft Autumn
  8. True Autumn
  9. Deep Autumn
  10. Deep Winter
  11. True Winter
  12. Bright Winter