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Deep Autumn

Hazel eyes and red or auburn hair

Deep and warm - espresso, burgundy and bronze drama.

Your colors, on clothes

  • Burgundy, #922B3E Burgundy
  • Forest Olive, #6E8248 Forest Olive
  • Ochre, #CAA14A Ochre
  • Rosewood, #9E5B50 Rosewood
  • Golden Sand, #E0C08F Golden Sand
  • Deep Sage, #77804D Deep Sage

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Your neutrals

  • Cognac #8A4B2A
  • Dark Camel #8D5524
  • Espresso #46342E
  • Loden #4A4E32
  • Mahogany #6E3A2A
  • Peat #3F3228
  • Warm Stone #C8B096

Your statements

  • Forest Olive #6E8248
  • Ochre #CAA14A
  • Oxblood #6E2230
  • Rust #B05A2A

Brightens your eyes

  • Hazel Plum #70384A
  • Peridot #7F9235

Your soft romantics

  • Golden Sand #E0C08F
  • Rosewood #9E5B50

Your metals

  • Bronze #A97142
  • Copper #B87333

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More about deep autumn

Hazel eyes and red auburn hair are the combination this palette flatters most, since the gold in your eyes and the red in your hair already work together. Peridot lifts the green. Hazel plum handles the rest, and mahogany echoes your hair.

Deep and warm - espresso, burgundy and bronze drama.

Deep autumn is the warm end of the dark seasons. The neutrals go all the way down to espresso, but none of them is black, and that one substitution is what most of this palette is for. Burgundy and bronze do the work an evening usually asks black to do.

Three combinations to try first
After DarkBurgundy over espresso with one gold flash - depth is your drama, use it.
Forest FloorEarthy greens and rosewood sit rich against deep coloring - never muddy on you.
Golden HourTonal golds at different depths read intentional, warm, and quietly luxe.
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