About their colours
What Deep Autumns' colours have in common is that they all have warm undertones and that they are not pale or muted, but strong and vivid. Deep Autumns, like Winters, can carry a significant amount of black near their faces with success. Deep Autumn's colours, in contrast with the rest of Autumn's palettes, are strong. They can mix them boldly, too, pairing green turquoise with coffee brown, for instance.Best neutrals:
- Coffee brown.
- Black.
- Navy.
- Medium gray.
- Tomato and true red.
- Egg yolk.
- Olive green.
- Camel and aubergine.
- Coffee brown and green turquoise or mustard.
- Teal and terracotta.
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| Deep autumn colours - Greens and blues by Caroline Grant. Strong, vivid blues and greens, some of them bright, which allows for great contrasts when choosing an outfit. [Background image: Magnolia x loebneri "Merrill", by Anna Knights]. |
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| Deep autumn colours - Reds, oranges, yellows by Caroline Grant. Reds, oranges and yellows for Deep Autumns. The shades are as intense for Deep Autumns as for Deep Winters, but with yellow undertones*. [Background image: Magnolia x loebneri "Merrill", by Anna Knights]. |
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| Deep autumn colours - Browns, metallics... by Caroline Grant. Metallics look great on Deep Autumns, also saturated shades of brown. Cream is the "white" for Deep Autumns. [Background image: Magnolia x loebneri "Merrill", by Anna Knights]. |
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