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Warm Autumn Color Palette

12 colors · Rich, golden, bonfire warmth

Depthmedium
Undertonewarm
Contrastmedium

What defines the Warm Autumn palette

Warm Autumn (True Autumn) is the warmest of the autumns. Hair is auburn, copper, or rich warm brunette; eyes are warm brown, hazel, or olive green; skin has a deep golden undertone. Your colors are rich, warm, and earthy—rust, mustard, olive, deep teal, pumpkin—everything looks like an October afternoon.

The palette sits where medium depth, warm undertone, and medium contrast meet. In practice that means warm, rich, golden colors — never too stark, never too flat.

Full palette (12 colors)

Rust

#B7410E

Mustard Yellow

#C9A227

Olive Green

#556B2F

Terracotta

#E2725B

Deep Teal

#005F5F

Pumpkin

#FF7518

Warm Brown

#5D3A1F

Golden Yellow

#FFC30B

Forest Green

#228B22

Burnt Orange

#CC5500

Mahogany

#C04000

Bronze

#CD7F32

Best neutrals

Ivory

#FFFFF0

Camel

#C19A6B

Warm Brown

#5D3A1F

Dark Brown

#3B2417

Deep Navy

#1F2A57

Avoid these colors

Pastels

#FFD1DC

Cool Blue

#4F86F7

Pink

#FFC0CB

Cool Gray

#A8B0B5

Icy Lavender

#D8C2E6

Warm Autumn hex codes (copy-ready)

Paste these into your wardrobe spreadsheet, your Pinterest board, your Figma file, or straight into the paint-store color picker.

Rust #B7410E
Mustard Yellow #C9A227
Olive Green #556B2F
Terracotta #E2725B
Deep Teal #005F5F
Pumpkin #FF7518
Warm Brown #5D3A1F
Golden Yellow #FFC30B
Forest Green #228B22
Burnt Orange #CC5500
Mahogany #C04000
Bronze #CD7F32

How to wear the Warm Autumn palette

Fabrics

Suede, velvet, soft wool, silk, leather, linen.

Prints

Paisley, Ikat, warm florals, vintage tapestry, autumnal geometrics.

Style details

Warm metals, leather, wood, horn, vintage-inspired details.

Jewelry / accessories

Warm gold, copper, bronze, amber, tiger's eye, carnelian.

Common mistakes with this palette

  • Mixing in the avoid list. Even one pastels piece near the face can make your skin look tired. Keep the face-adjacent layer (shirt, scarf, lipstick) firmly inside the palette; let wrong-season colors live in trousers and shoes where they don't cast onto skin.
  • Going too literal. The swatches are anchors, not the only acceptable colors. Anything in the same family — same depth, same undertone, same level of saturation — is safe. Deviate in one dimension at most.
  • Ignoring metal. Warm gold, bronze, and brass flatter this palette; stark silver can look cold against skin.

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