Click the swatches to see how Jessica glows in each color.
“Jessica Alba's hazel-brown eyes and warm skin glow in True Autumn's colour palette” — Stina Lönnkvist, Colour analyst
True Autumn rests on three qualities: warmth, depth, and softness. Jessica Alba has all three, with her golden skin, warm medium-brown hair, and soft brown eyes without any obvious cool contrast. If your colouring looks similar, you will often be at your best in olive green, rust, cognac brown, camel, and other warm earth tones. The colours blend with you rather than standing apart.
If you are deciding between True Autumn and Deep Autumn, depth is usually the key. Deep Autumn carries very dark colours such as espresso and dark chocolate with ease, while True Autumn tends to look more harmonious in slightly lighter, more golden shades.
Flattering
Soft gold and warm tones in her makeup and dress look especially flattering on Jessica; she shows that bold pops of colour are unnecessary when earthy shades take centre stage.
Why it works
Less flattering
The stark black-and-white pattern creates high contrast; against her golden skin it looks harsh and draws the warmth out of her face.
Why it doesn’t
Keep your hair warm: honey and caramel enhance every colour you wear
Terracotta and rust are especially flattering for True Autumn
Combine olive-green tones with gold earrings
It's easy to confuse True Autumn and True Spring because both have warm colors. Both have a warm undertone and medium contrast between their features. The difference is that True Autumn is deep and rich, while True Spring is clear and light. True Spring's colors feature more fresh, sunny tones, while True Autumn's carry more copper and terracotta pigment.
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