
The
Classics – Tried and True

Burnt Orange The leaves are turning colors
and you will be turning heads with this season’s trend towards colors like
pumpkin and sienna.
Navy & Midnight Blue: The days are
getting shorter and that means the nights are getting longer. Celebrate this
shift with celestial blues that conjure up starry, moonlit skies.
Chocolate: Here’s another seasonal
favorite. Warm brown tones are easy to pair with this year’s oversized tweed
jackets and revamped argyle prints.
Nude: It may be getting cold outside, but
you can still go au naturel. Nude nail polish is a great choice when you want
to look put together without looking overdone.
Gray: Gray skies don’t have to leave you
feeling blue. This color is in and can help balance brighter statement
pieces—like Sandra
Bullock’s pink, green, and orange Alex Perry dress—that might be a little
bold on their own. Speaking of bold…
The
Wild Side – Vamp Up Your Look
Poppy: Floral reds and oranges add a zip of
color to fall’s muted tones. These shades are perfect for a night on the town
or an twilight hayride through the pumpkin patch.
Chartreuse: Halfway between green and
yellow, this color conjures up the height of springtime’s glory. Keep your fall
outfits fresh with chartreuse nails.
Teal: Teal tops this season’s list of
punchy electric hues. Go bold with this nail color option and you’ll be the
talk of the town all autumn long.
Amethyst: A quick glance at the nail polish
racks will turn up all kinds of shades that call themselves ‘amethyst.’ Don’t
fret—you can’t go wrong with any of these, from lilac to grape, so long as you
don’t go any darker than plum. Inspired by the ripe fruits of the harvest
season, pair these purples with brown, gray, and cream-colored outfits.
Glitter: All that glitters is not gold, but
it is fashion-forward this fall. Any
shimmery shade will do, but you’ll score extra style points if you stick to the
colors listed above.
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