True Autumn

Dark brown eyes against red-auburn hair give you a strong built-in dark, and the palette leans into it instead of lightening everything. Burnt garnet and an inky teal hold their own beside that depth, while cocoa and chocolate read as an extension of your hair.

Rich golden earth - rust, olive and spice, glowing not shouting.

True autumn is the season people picture when they hear the word: rust, olive and spice, all of it golden underneath. It is warmer than soft autumn and clearer than deep autumn, so the colors keep their identity across a room. Everything in it goes with everything else, which makes it one of the easiest palettes to shop.

Not this season?

• Soft Autumn
• Deep Autumn
• True Spring

More on true autumn

• Soft autumn vs true autumn: chroma decides

Where to go next

• Not sure this is you? Answer five questions.
• Soft Autumn: your colors and where to start
• What is color analysis?
• What is my undertone? A three-question test
• Gold or silver: a two-question test

Your exact colors

Your exact palette depends on your eyes and hair as well as your season.

• Blue eyes, red auburn hair
• Brown eyes, black hair
• Brown eyes, dark brown hair
• Brown eyes, dirty blonde hair
• Brown eyes, golden blonde hair
• Brown eyes, grey silver hair
• Brown eyes, light brown hair
• Brown eyes, medium brown hair
• Brown eyes, platinum blonde hair
• Brown eyes, red auburn hair
• Dark brown eyes, dirty blonde hair
• Dark brown eyes, golden blonde hair
• Dark brown eyes, grey silver hair
• Dark brown eyes, light brown hair
• Dark brown eyes, medium brown hair
• Dark brown eyes, platinum blonde hair
• Dark brown eyes, red auburn hair
• Green eyes, red auburn hair
• Grey eyes, red auburn hair
• Hazel eyes, black hair
• Hazel eyes, dark brown hair
• Hazel eyes, dirty blonde hair
• Hazel eyes, golden blonde hair
• Hazel eyes, grey silver hair
• Hazel eyes, light brown hair
• Hazel eyes, medium brown hair
• Hazel eyes, platinum blonde hair
• Hazel eyes, red auburn hair