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“Cherry red, silver, and black are such an elegant combination on Anne” — Stina Lönnkvist, Colour analyst
Deep Winter is deep and cool, with saturated colour and medium-high to high contrast. Anne Hathaway suits, among others, black, midnight blue, deep plum, emerald, and cherry red. The dark base can be combined with clear light accents or cool-toned metals. Warm ivory, camel, and pale earth tones can make the overall look feel muddier. Choose dark grey or deep plum instead when you want an alternative to black.
Flattering
Silver and crystals work very well as cool neutrals for an evening look. The overall effect is crisp and elegant.
Why it works
Less flattering
The warm ivory gown is both lighter and softer than her best palette. Deep plum or emerald would be a more flattering alternative.
Why it doesn’t
Deep emerald adds saturated colour and pairs well with silver
The cherry-red gown adds depth of colour and clear contrast
Black and polished silver pair well with a cool berry lip
Deep Autumn and Deep Winter are sometimes confused. Both seasons are characterized by deep, moderately clear colors. The difference lies above all in temperature. Where Deep Winter's palette consists of predominantly cool colors with blue and gray undertones, Deep Autumn's palette is marked by warmer colors with undertones of rust, copper, and gold. Both seasons suit dark shades, but harmony only appears when the color choice matches the natural undertone.
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