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Autumn color analysis

Autumn is the warm, muted, and rich quarter. Autumn colouring has a golden undertone with medium-to-deep hair and warm eyes, and it suits earthy, spicy colour — think pumpkin, olive, rust, and teal — rather than anything icy or pastel.

Soft Autumn is the most muted and borders Summer, True Autumn is the most purely warm, and Deep Autumn is the darkest, bordering Winter.

How to tell: You probably sit in Autumn if gold and bronze suit you, cream beats pure white, and rich earthy colours like rust and olive flatter you while cool pastels and icy pink make you look grey.

The Autumn sub-seasons

Soft Autumn

Warm-neutral and muted — earthy colour with the volume turned down.

True Autumn

Richly warm — golden, spicy, earthy colour at full strength.

Deep Autumn

Warm-leaning but deep — rich darks with a smouldering warmth.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I am an Autumn?
Autumns have a warm undertone and rich, muted colouring. Rust, mustard, olive, and warm teal flatter you; pure white, black, and icy pastels look harsh.
What is the difference between Autumn and Spring?
Both are warm, but Autumn is deeper and more muted while Spring is lighter and brighter. An Autumn suits brick and moss; a Spring suits clear coral and bright green.
Which Autumn am I?
Soft Autumn if your colouring is gentle and blended, True Autumn if it is strongly golden and medium-deep, Deep Autumn if your hair and eyes are dark with real contrast against your skin.
Find out if you are a Autumn