Colour Trends AW23/24

A beautiful 'honeyed coral', gorgeous
and warm. Matching wonderful with all shades of turquoise and octane. Extra chic on a total white look! Try it in beauty products too for a super glowing look Would be perfect for Springs and where it appears more dusky, Autumns too!

​Fiery red is more lively, but no less intense and sexual.
At this point of reds, this one fits well with different shades also because it lends itself to different combinations.
As above, I love it with royal blue and cool tones. But it also goes very well with the palette of warm autumn colours. Great for nails and lipstick

This lively joyful and zesty green is an invitation to come out an play. This is energising, 'up' colour, that elicit a smile and it is not typical autumn colour. Nice pairing with purple, pink or in monochromatic outfit. This playful green is for Bright Springs

It is a yellow that recalls the brilliance of spring flowers.
It mixes perfectly with the warmer earth tones and with gold and bronze metals. This yellow is perfect for the Autumn palette, especially for the Deep subgroup.

Dynamic and in charge, it is a bright purple tone full of character. it goes perfectly with emerald or petroleum green, the flashes of silver and optical white. we  find it in the Winter palette.

Grey spans the space between black and white, creating a neutral territory between the extremes. Lava Smoke is a non-competing colour that doesn't steal the show. With its cool undertone it's suitable for Winters and Summers. Nice in pair with a bit lighter cool hues to create a sofisticated look.

Nimbus cloud is a third neutral (out of five) of this autumn/winter season. This cool shade is versatile, timeless and it doesn't clash with other tones. When we see this hue, we most commonly associate it with elegant sophistication. You can wear it on its own or pair it with other cool hues. Summers will look stunning in it, also suitable for Winters

A sofisticated, deep, and warm shade of green. A great shade of green to be used as a neutral this autumn/winter season. Beautiful pair with muted yellows, spicy colours, and golds. Suitable for deep autumn types

Conch shell is delicate, sugary, pastel pink. It has pleasant reminder of Happy times, special occasions and delicious treats. This hue brings us retro times.You can combine this pink with grey, silver or pastels. Also great in beauty.Who else than Summers can wear this gorgeous pink

Fired Brick. Is it red? Is it brown? Yes, something in between. Deep and sensual colour for this cold season. Great as make-up too.
Combine with beiges or navy blue. Wonderful if combined with golds too. Great for Autumns, especially deep subgroup.

​This gentle, soothing shade of blue seems more like spring/summer colour, but personally I love it. We don't need to wear only dark colours during cold months :)
This colour seems to have been created to enhance people with lighter and more delicate colours. Icy blondes like Sienna Miller or ice-eyed brunettes like Bianca Balti will acquire a very special light with dresses in this colour.

Olive oil is a warm, elegant, timeless and slightly quirky shade of green. Can be used as a neutral too.
Try pair with brass or mustard yellow for a rich yet wholesome approach outfit. This is a colour that suits all Autumns.

It's bright, refreshing and somehow tropical blue. Very nice when paired with red-orange.
This bright colour is perfect for Springs, but Bright winters can wear it well too

Pale khaki is a warm neutral, last one of the autumn/winter 2023/24 colour trends. A great neutral for the base for Autumn types and Springs for cold months.

Seedpearl is a soft beige with cool undertone. Anything fluorescent, neon, or flamboyantly coloured will not work to get a natural message across. You can wear it as one colour or pair with cool grey or brown for a monochromatic look.
This neutral is a great option for summers, especially soft subgroups. I can imagine soft Autumns wear this colour well.