Can True Autumns wear red?

Yes! True Autumns look stunning in warm, orange-based reds like tomato red, rust, and warm brick red. Avoid cool, blue-based reds like cherry or crimson.

What neutrals work best for True Autumn?

True Autumns look rich in warm neutrals: camel, tan, chocolate brown, warm olive, and golden beige. Navy can work as a cool neutral. Avoid cool grays and pure black.

What is True Autumn's best white?

True Autumns should avoid pure, stark white. Instead, opt for cream, ivory, or warm off-white. These warmer whites complement your golden undertones without creating harsh contrast.

How should True Autumns approach makeup?

Embrace warm, rich colors: bronze and copper eyeshadows, warm peach or brick blush, and warm nude to rust lipsticks. Avoid cool-toned makeup like blue-based pinks or silver highlighters.

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True Autumn Color Analysis:
Rich & Warm

True Autumn (also called Warm Autumn) is the quintessential Autumn—rich, warm, and deeply saturated. With purely warm undertones and medium-high contrast, True Autumns radiate in colors that capture the essence of fall foliage: deep oranges, rich browns, and warm golds.

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Undertone

Purely Warm

Contrast

Medium to High

Best Metals

Yellow Gold, Brass, Copper

Flows Into

True Spring

Your Signature Colors

These six colors will make you glow. Use them as your wardrobe foundation.

Burnt Orange

#CC5500

Forest Green

#228B22

Golden Brown

#996515

Burgundy

#800020

Mustard Yellow

#FFDB58

Copper

#B87333

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Colors That Flatter

Rich burnt orange and rust
Deep forest and olive greens
Warm burgundy and wine
Mustard and golden yellows
Rich browns from camel to chocolate
Teal and warm turquoise

Colors to Avoid

Cool, icy colors
Pastels and soft pinks
Cool grays and silver
Bright, neon colors
Cool berry tones
Pure black (can be too stark)

Celebrity True Autumns

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Am I a True Autumn?

Check these characteristics to see if this season matches you

Physical Traits

Eyes

Warm brown, hazel, amber, warm green, or topaz. Eyes often have golden flecks or rings.

Skin

Warm, golden undertones—can be fair, medium, or deep. Skin has a golden or peachy quality.

Hair

Auburn, copper, warm brown, or golden brown. Hair often has red or golden highlights, especially in sunlight.

Quick Self-Check

If most of these apply to you, True Autumn might be your season:

Gold jewelry looks better on you than silver
Your overall coloring has medium to high contrast
Rich burnt orange and rust flatter your complexion
Cool, icy colors make you look washed out or tired
Yellow Gold, Brass, Copper metals complement your skin best

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True Autumn vs Soft Autumn

Both are warm Autumns, but True Autumn is richer and more saturated. Soft Autumn is more muted and has lower contrast.

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True Autumn vs Deep Autumn

Both can wear rich colors, but Deep Autumn is darker overall and has more depth. True Autumn stays in the medium-warm range.