Autumn colour inspiration

Marta Ābele

Burgundy collage: a suit with wide trousers, a high-heeled boot, a knitted cardigan, trousers and satin

The new neutrals for your seasonal wardrobe.

When you're building a considered, practical wardrobe, one of the most important things to think about is colour and how shades work together. So this time we've put together some autumn colour inspiration for you: the new neutrals we recommend as the base of your autumn / winter wardrobe.

This season's palette is rich and versatile. These are classic, modern, flattering colours that are easy to combine - for work, for every day and for more special moments.

Meet our favourites

Burgundy collage: a suit with wide trousers, a high-heeled boot, a knitted cardigan, trousers and satin

Burgundy

For contrast, combine burgundy with olive green. You can also add grey, blue or chocolate brown.

Navy collage: satin, a dark blue top, a denim bag, a woman in a blue skirt and a blue dress with a belt

Denim and navy

Navy and the many shades of denim are a safe base for any look.

Chocolate brown collage: a woman in brown trousers and a leather jacket, melting chocolate, a brown bag, a satin skirt and a woman with a bag

Chocolate brown

Chocolate brown with cream always makes an elegant, classic, neutral colour combination. You'll get beautiful outfits if you add soft pinks to the brown.

Olive green collage: a woman in green trousers, a green dress, olive leaves, a knitted bag and a woman in a suede skirt

Olive green

Olive green works best with browns in their many shades.

Cream and beige collage: satin, a woman in a long coat, a knitted cardigan, trousers and a suede bag

Cream and beige

Cream and beige help balance brighter colours and add softness to your look.

Style tip

The biggest mistake when getting your wardrobe ready for autumn, and how to fix it.

A big mistake we see in clients' wardrobes - summer clothes left in plain sight and within easy reach all year round. Psychologically, if you see a piece every day, by summer you'll be tired of it and won't want to wear it any more.

What to do? Rearrange your wardrobe and move summer clothes further back, making room for autumn shades and silhouettes.

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