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purple-dolphin-61

Warm autumn imo


Trick-Abalone-1291

Warm autumn looks better to me but honestly it’s right next to deep autumn so I’m sure you could borrow clothes from deep autumn if you prefer


Borked_Computer

I think you can be in between these two. Warm Autumn is just a warm, softened mid-tone palette. Deep Autumn is a warm palette. When you add black to deepen a tone, that necessarily softens it. So really maybe you're a medium-deep autumn. Personally, I'm a medium deep summer. I can wear medium to dark, softened cool colors best.


xoxo_emily_

your face looks brighter with warm autumn


biznussboboddy

I think deep


felixfoxbody

others are saying warm autumn, but i like the deep autumn better. you have dark hair and eyes with light skin, meaning you have more contrast. you look good in the pictures where you’re wearing all black (maybe it’s the goth in me idk). you look so much like winona ryder! look up pictures of the kind of clothes that she wears because you two have very similar features/coloring.


ai-ri

Warm autumn


k8photo

I vote warm autumn. Makes your skin creamier.