I have to admit that my first impression upon hearing of true autumn, I thought warm autumn leaves that change colour to a rustic-brownish orange, bright mustard yellow, orange-red and golden brown. Since playing around with the true autumn palette and sucessfully matching some warmer neutral shades to the sci/art true autumn fan, there seems to be a difference in how these colours 'harmonize' in terms of creating a look that represents the landscapes of 'true autumn'.
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This is also worth remembering if you whiten your teeth - if you make them whiter than the whites of your eyes, your eyes can dull by comparison, and it’s hard for other people to focus on anything but your teeth. But be careful with light shades, because many have a white reflect, which will just be unflattering on you as the True Winter white drape was. Metallic eyeshadows can be fabulous here, especially in the medium or deeper colours, like bronze or antique gold. This certainly doesn’t mean you have to avoid shimmer altogether. That’s part of what gives them their sparkle, and compels our attention.Ĭreating higher shine or lighter lights somewhere else on the face will dull your eyes and make you look sweaty, not glowy. The highest shine and lightest colour on the face is in the eyes. I don’t recommend highlighter for Dark Autumn.Īutumns in their own colours have beautiful velvety skin, and melting, captivating eyes. It doesn’t take much when the colours are perfect. Make sure the bronzer is not too orange (better for True Autumn) or ashy (Soft Autumn).įor a simple, natural day look, wear a wash of beige or brown eyeshadow, black-brown mascara, a smoked-peach lip or a sheer berry one, and add a bit of the lip colour to the cheeks. The pin-up look can also be done, with flicked liner, a beige eyeshadow instead of white, and a deeper, warm red lip.īronzer is a quintessentially Autumnal product, and so the bronze goddess look works here too. Choose a peachy-brown colour from the palette.įor maximum drama swap the nude lip for a deep, vampy one, like merlot or fig. The eye is warmed, often bronzed, and be careful not to go too light on the lip. Smoky eyes and nude lips work on no-one better than a Dark Autumn. If you mix them with your own colours, you can create an overall Dark Autumn look, like so:
You don’t necessarily need to throw them out, though. By themselves these will generally be too cool for you, and have the effects on you that you saw in cool colours at your draping - drained complexion, gaunt face, serious expression, etc. Realistically though, you’re likely to have blacks in your wardrobe that aren’t perfect. It has a subtle greenish undertone when compared to True Winter black. You have a black that is in your palette, that you’ll see on the cover of your TCI Dark Autumn fan. One of the first questions clients will ask me is: “Can I wear black?”
Once you have your colours, creating outfits becomes easy, because every colour in the palette goes with every other colour.
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If you’ve just discovered that you are a Dark Autumn, and you’re learning how to create a Dark Autumn wardrobe, congratulations! These are extraordinary colours.
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