Color analysis · Autumn
also called Warm Autumn
Fully warm, richly pigmented, earthy. True Autumn is the season of spice and metal — colors that look like they were mixed with earth rather than light.
#B7410E#6B7A3A#D4A017#C56A3E#1F6F6B#7B4B2A#5C4033#C19A6B#4F5A2AGold, bronze, copper, antique brass. Silver looks foreign against this palette. How your metal is measured.
Most mistyping happens between adjacent seasons. These are the two most likely to be confused with True Autumn.
True Autumn or Soft Autumn? If full-strength rust looks powerful rather than harsh, you're True Autumn.
True Autumn or Dark Autumn? Depth is the test. If espresso and deep aubergine look strong on you, you're Dark Autumn. True Autumn looks best a shade lighter.
The richest warm palette, and the one that carries brown better than any other season. Spice and earth at full depth; nothing icy, nothing gray-based.
Nearly every season has a stronger version of black, white and gray. Swapping these three is the single change that makes a wardrobe look chosen rather than assembled.
This is the family with a genuine brown wardrobe, and the one that suffers most in cold gray. Tobacco, camel and espresso do work here that navy does elsewhere.
#2F3E48#403A32#A6A092#8A7A64#4E4C3C#453322Black sits against Autumn skin and pulls the warmth straight out of it, and optic white does the same in the opposite direction. This is the family for whom the substitution above is not a refinement but the main event: espresso and deep olive read as formal without the drain, and cream or oatmeal reads as clean without the glare.
Belt, shoes and strap sit in the same frame as your face all day. Matching their temperature to your coloring is the cheapest upgrade in a wardrobe.
The palette below is sorted the way clothes are actually bought: colors to wear weekly first, then the accents that work best in small doses against the neutrals above.
Brick and terracotta lips, warm peach-bronze blush, copper and olive eyes.
Hair color follows the same undertone and depth as the palette above, which is why a shade that flatters one Autumn can fall flat on another.
Chroma reads your coloring from a photo and drapes any palette color under your chin, so you can judge True Autumn against its neighbors on you rather than on a model. Then Style Studio turns your result into real outfits: men’s color analysis covers suits, shirts and leathers, women’s covers the wardrobe, shoes and bags, and suit colors by season names the exact navy, charcoal and gray for this palette. Free, no login — your photo never leaves your device.
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