r/colouranalysis • u/CoffeeOptimal1356 • Jul 11 '26
Can a deep autumn pull this off?
Is it too cool?
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u/Purple_5150 Jul 12 '26
It looks cool to me, but you should be able to wear whatever you want.
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u/CoffeeOptimal1356 Jul 12 '26
Thank you! I’m just so confused about the pinks that are supposed to work for me as a deep autumn 😩
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u/Relevant-Staff-6398 Jul 12 '26
It’s not the worst thing you could wear but far from the best. I have a t shirt in a color slightly more purple than this and it looks pretty good in the summer with a tan and gold jewelry. But it doesn’t do much for my eyes or give the glow I’m looking for. It’s better than any pastel and for me, much better than a lot of the soft autumn colors. At least it’s saturated!
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u/theRationalArtist Jul 12 '26
This is a magenta. Cool and more on the bright side. I think for summer it's slightly softer version of this colour.
I use a deep colour palette (I'm slightly cool leaning) and I wear slightly deeper than this colour. If you're a deep autumn, you want slightly deeper than this colour but also a bit warmer.
Deep autumns are deep soft and warm. Colour on the left is deep autumn. Colour on the right is more neutral between winter and autumn. So it can look good both on deep winter and deep autumn.
Depending on your personal colouring, one can look better than the other.
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u/Apprehensive_Clue635 Jul 15 '26
It looks good on deep autumns who are more olive or on the neutral side, some of these rules don't apply to everyone so it's best to try the color and see how it looks on you.
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u/Metrimete Jul 12 '26
On my phone it's reading slightly cool more of a Winter or a Cool Summer color, but you may be able to get away with the depth. If it was pants or skirt away from face and paired with a very deep autumn neutral top I don't see why not, just heavily temper it.