Color Palette Comparison
Deep Autumn vs True Spring
The Key Difference
Both seasons share warm undertones, but Deep Autumn belongs to Autumn while True Spring is a Spring. The distinction comes down to saturation and depth.
At a Glance
Deep Autumn
Deep Autumn sits between Autumn and Winter, combining warmth with depth. Deep Autumns have high contrast with rich, warm coloring that suits deep, saturated earth tones.
True Spring
True Spring is the quintessential warm season—vibrant, clear, and golden. True Springs have medium contrast with distinctly warm coloring that comes alive in saturated, clear warm hues.
The Palettes
Deep Autumn
Deep Mahogany
Deep Olive
Burnt Umber
Deep Rust
Forest Green
Maroon
Walnut
Dark Amber
True Spring
Coral
Golden Yellow
Turquoise
Warm Poppy
Jade
Amber
Orange
Azure
Understanding the Characteristics
Deep Autumn
Warm with Depth
You carry Autumn's warmth but with added intensity. Where other Autumns stay in the mid-tones, you can go darker—deep olive, rich mahogany, dark amber.
High Contrast
The difference between your features is striking. This drama means you can wear bold, deep colors that would overwhelm lighter seasons.
Jewel-Toned Richness
Think of your palette as Autumn after sunset—the same warm hues but deeper, more mysterious. You share territory with Deep Winter but stay on the warm side.
True Spring
Distinctly Warm
Warmth is the defining quality of your coloring. Your skin, eyes, and hair all carry golden or peachy notes—cool colors simply don't resonate with your natural palette.
Clear & Bright
There's nothing muted about True Spring. Your colors need clarity and vibrancy—dusty or grayed tones will make you look tired rather than radiant.
Medium Contrast
You have enough contrast to wear bold colors, but not so much that you need the extremes of black and white. Your sweet spot is rich, saturated warmth.
Who Wears It Best
Deep Autumn
Best For
Warm undertones with depth
Dark brown or warm black eyes
Dark brown or black hair with warm highlights
Deep golden or olive skin
Avoid
Icy pastels
Pure white
Cool blue
Cool fuchsia
True Spring
Best For
Warm undertones
Green, hazel, or warm brown eyes
Red, auburn, or warm brown hair
Warm, peachy, or golden skin
Avoid
Muted colors
Dusty shades
Cool grays
Black
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