The Hues to Choose this Fall

As fall weather approaches, the summer color palette moves out. While the new season is associated with mustard yellow, mahogany and burgundy, there are a few more colors to consider. Summertime hues are a vibrant way to spice up fall outfits, and they work well with traditional colors. So, let’s establish which ones have transferred onto this season’s color palette!

Extroverted Pink: 

It made the most sense to start with this unexpected color for fall. Extroverted Pink ranges from Post-It note pink to lighter pink hues, and its consistent appearance on runways shows that summer does not have to end. We wear pink on Wednesdays, and in the fall!

Forest Green:

Traditional green is more common in warmer months and forest green is often paired with shades of red, worn in tartan for holiday outfits, but it can stand on its own. This color is on the darker end of the green spectrum, and that gives it more sophistication and acts as a way to switch up from brown and beige with something that has similar dark hues. 

White:
This color goes with most others which makes it a great choice for the fall season. Layering with sweaters, blazers, and hoodies is crucial to surviving cooler weather, and creme or white clothing pieces are easy to incorporate without throwing off the color scheme. The chic look of color is proof that white CAN be worn after labor day after all. 

Orange:

Orange is commonly associated with Halloween, but it’s far from spooky. This color is truly an eye-catching way to experiment with hues. Also, who doesn’t love a fashionable reminder of pumpkin spice? 

Fall is calling for colors, and we are so excited to see it! If you find inspiration for your new favorite fall outfit, make sure to tag us @theedgemag to be featured!