Does anybody think fall only says to me, change your hair? As soon as the air becomes crisp and the pumpkin spice begins to flow, our summer highlights seem just too beachy and the mirror begins to beg us to make a change. You want to make a statement or simply experiment with something more subtle, 2025 autumn is brimming with adorable fall hair colors to choose.
Should you go pastel pink? Dip into warm light brown? Or perhaps change your brunettes medium vibe by adding a splash of a money piece? On to the loveliest, coolest, most wearable colors, which go as soft candy to deep copper dreams, all displayed below and definitely worth screenshotting. Each look is a full vibe for the season.
Soft Petal Pink for Romantic Edge
This pale, nearly-pink is something so fragile, and yet a bit rebellious. It is a mix of baby rose and a cotton-candy haze that makes it majorly soft yet still makes a statement. The romance is provided by long, flailing long hair, but the color adds edge to it. It is neither really short hair nor really classic blonde, it is in-between and that, I think, is what makes it irresistible. It is a ghostly selection on pale skin and has that Pinterest-dream vibe.
If you’re going pastel this fall, upkeep is your best friend. Colored masks, such as the Overtone Pastel Pink Coloring Conditioner, are a non-frying way to restore the tone. I would also suggest cool water rinsing too, it really helps in the long term. And yes, you’ll want to skip daily shampooing (trust me).
Personally? I have always loved pink hair, but considered it too much of a festival girl. This softer version totally changed my mind. It is higher, as though you are going into a SoHo bookstore in your oversized trench coat and knowing your hair is doing better than your coffee. In the best way.
One extra perk: it grows out beautifully. The gentle fade becomes a rose-gold moment-no sharp edges, no awkward transition stage.
Playful Blunt Bob in Ballet Pink
This sleek short hair blonde bob is the moment. Part fun, part stylish, the cut is clean, but the tone? She’s playful. The name of the game is Ballet slipper pink, not too warm, not too icy. It is the type of color that is fabulous on a bare face and a warm knit. The sharp edge brings sophistication and the color makes it light-hearted. It is a perfect compromise to a person who would like to have things fresh but accessible.
Color this delicate needs protection — and hydration. I’ve had luck using the dpHUE Color Fresh Shampoo (it’s sulfate-free and won’t strip pigment) and following up with a leave-in cream to prevent that “dry pink” look.
Such bob is also quite main character on a Thursday. It makes your earrings pop. It gives structure to your face. It also looks cool without trying, and when you want to be done with layers but not quite in pixie territory, it is a great in-between.
In the words of hair pro Cassondra Kaeding, short pastel hair is a power move when it is clean and intentional. Fully agree — it’s soft and serious.
Watermelon Gloss with Root Shadow
When you are inclined to a saturated fall fantasy, this juicy watermelon pink is the one. The look is extremely mobile and textural, with a deep blush foundation that fades into a flaming coral, particularly when worn in large swaths of long hair waves. The dark hair root melt keeps it grounded and edgy and the ends are electric. This is certainly the one that should be worn by those who are not afraid to make a statement, yet it is soft, so it is so wearable.
You will require color-depositing masks once a week to maintain these tones rich and not brassy. When I am out during the day I prefer using Celeb Luxury Viral Colorwash in Coral and then applying UV-protectant spray.
This shade gives “sunset behind a city skyline” vibes. I did something like this last fall in a leather trench and low bun, and I felt undeniably cool. And the dark root makes it feel like you can maintain, even when you are a salon every 8 weeks type of person.
To be honest, this is how you flirt with highlights without going full on blonde.
Peach-Toned Soft Layers for Ultimate Warmth
This tint envelops you like the cashmere scarf you draw out in October. It is a combination of soft peach, strawberry, and a hint of apricot, which rests on thick face-framing layers. The volume here is key — this isn’t flat color; it dances in the light. The ideal color to brunettes who have always wanted to enter the world of warmth or blondes who need a change in tone without becoming dark. It is cozy, welcoming, and exactly the right amount of surprise, fall.
It can begin to turn a bit brassy unless you watch it, so I would use a sulfate-free shampoo, and maybe get a clear gloss a couple times a month to enhance shine. Also, don’t sleep on regular trims. Unformed soft layers become limp in a short time.
This color is nostalgic in a way, such as teen movies of the early 2000s but mature. That type of hair that is even sexier under a wide scarf and an exaggerated blazer. And if you’re worried it’s too orange, don’t. On most pale skin tones, it brightens the complexion.
An excellent compromise in case red is too extreme, yet blonde too safe.
Copper Coral Layers with Bardot Bangs
And this is a red that feeds on fall light. This mid-length layered cut in coral-copper tones is a complete knock out with warm depth. The Bardot-style bangs? A flirty nod to retro but still very now. This shade is somewhere in between terracotta and cantaloupe and somehow, it just works. This is especially good on short hair brunette types who would like to lighten up with a purpose.
It is one of those colors, which adore a good dry shampoo and despise hard water. Whenever you are going reds, I highly suggest a shower filter to prevent the oh-no-not-fade-to-meh. And if you’re feeling fancy, add a weekly gloss at home (Kristin Ess makes a great Coral Rose tone).
Red shades are no longer a one-size-fits-all as celebrity colorist Matt Rez once explained. They’re custom — and they sparkle in the right lighting.” And you know what? He’s not wrong.
Also, don’t underestimate the impact of the bangs. They attract attention to your cheekbones, add an editorial touch to your appearance, and make any haphazard bun look purposeful.
Sunset Curls with a Retro Wink
This is a bold unapologetic tone, yet somehow wearable, bright orange sherbet. The voluminous, vintage-looking curls and a soft short bob hairline give this look the vibe of a 1960s soul singer and a 2025 trendsetter. The deeper root shadow provides a little grit to keep it gritty. Consider it your new-fangled peach fizz — the kind that goes unexpectedly well with September leather and oversized knits.
Warm pastels such as this require additional UV protection- particularly as we sneak in those sunny days that are lingering. The Color Wow Dream Coat colored hair seals the shine and locks out humidity. Also, a violet shampoo between every few washes keeps the orange not brassy but looking purposeful.
I had one of that color on one fall when I had to shake off a heavy year. Something about orange makes you feel lighter. It’s like a wearable rebellion — joyful but bold.
Best part? It suits both fair and medium skin tones and actually brightens green or hazel eyes. Fall is not necessarily turning darker, sometimes it is about burning brighter.
Muted Lilac Ombre on Natural Curls
This is the blueprint in case you ever felt like dipping your toes into color without making it feel like you feel you have to overdo your natural texture. The style begins with medium roots brunette soft and fades into a dreamy lilac that waves around every corkscrew. The color begins somewhere in the middle of the length, so your own base color can ground the illusion. It is so chic to mix the air of playfulness with the grown-out look of softness, it makes it seem purposeful, artistic, and exactly what we will see in 2025.
Curly hair is already dry–add color and you need even more. I am sworn in by the Pattern Treatment Mask by Tracee Ellis Ross. It adds bounce to curls and it seals in that pastel pigment.
This is perhaps my best long hair fall experience to date. It is free, easy, and it celebrates the natural curl pattern and gives it a fashionable lift. And it is perfect to those who are just getting into color but not on a full-bleach basis.
And truth be told, fall pastels are rebellious in a good way. Others are getting auburn, and you are turning up with lavender spirals and an iced oat latte.
Silver-Toned Lilac Glam Bob
Lavender just got grown up. This cool-toned lilac bob is sultry, sleek, and red-carpet-ready. The sculpting waves and bold side part make it a great add to itself in the short hair blonde family, especially on light skin legends that need contrast. The base is smoky silver and the lilac tone rides over it as a filter. It is sophisticated, high-end, and witchy enough to wear on fall evenings.
This tone dies a beautiful quick death- which translates to, your bestie is maintenance. Oribe’s Silverati Shampoo helps keep the silver crisp, while a toning mask in lavender once a week will keep your color camera-ready.
I adore how this sounds like a screen siren of the present. It’s classy, it’s editorial, but it’s still fun. Great to wear on a wedding day, or during the fall photoshoot or even walking around like you are the boss.
If you’re craving a bolder take on long bobs, this should be on your shortlist. It is a combination of order and gentleness in a completely unpredictable manner.
Rainbow Melt with Cosmic Energy
Why choose one color when you can put on a prism? This coloring is multicolor and evolves soft violet roots, pink, followed by peach, and ending on the pale yellow tips. The mix is fluid and effortless, like festival hair but in cozy sweater weather. The fabric is light and soft, not hard, so the appearance does not look staged and costume-like. It is decidedly long hair magic and 100 percent suited to those carefree autumn days.
This type of color needs actual commitment, it is not a low-maintenance type. I’d recommend seeing a colorist who specializes in vivid blends, and at home, use Arctic Fox’s color-safe lineup for maintenance. Sleep on a silk pillowcase. Keep heat to a minimum. Treat it like the art it is.
I had one close friend attempt this style immediately after she left a 9-to-5 job. She felt as though she had painted out the pressure and walked into the world of full color freedom. That is what this hair is–transformation with a smile.
It might not be the daily style of everyone but it is the ideal one when you need your hair to say more than you do.
Sleek Buttery Blonde Micro Bob
Precise, sharp, and lightly silvery, this creamy, buttery short hair blonde is practically the silent wealth of hair color. With an almost-wet look, the bob is cut just above the chin, producing a clean and chiseled shape. The tone is between icy and warm, and most pale skin tones can wear it. Calvin Klein ad meets Paris street style, minimalism with attitude.
To keep this looking rich, hydration is key. Weekly Olaplex No.3, and a high-gloss serum such as K erastase Elixir Ultime prior to styling will help prevent the sleekness becoming stiff.
This is one of those haircuts that will always make you look put together even on joggers and sunglasses. It is as though, I woke up like this but make it fashion.
An excellent choice, should you desire something classic yet new in 2025. And, it is also extremely accommodating to those short hair brunette types who want to get adventurous with lighter colors.
Velvety Plum Mullet Layers
Charming and grumpy, this deep plum trim is a fusion of the nostalgia of a contemporary shag and the self-confident swagger of a mullet. It is a real jewel color, half blackberry, half bordeaux, and it lives on movement. Its feathery, flipped-out layers and airy bangs make it seem a bit playful like it was in early 2000s, yet the overall impression is mature, sultry, and ideal to wear in crisp weather. One of the best bets in the category of brunettes medium and short hair brunette looks.
This will need a shine-enhancing gloss, the color can fade into dullness when left unloved. Redken’s Acidic Color Gloss Treatment is a weekly must if you want to keep that berry sparkle on point.
I have attempted this in a variant after I abandoned warm tones and wow, it transformed my face. The depth brought out my skin tone, and the bangs gave me instant structure (without that “trying too hard” energy).
It’s also insanely photogenic. One curl and a gold hoop? Done.
Electric Green Melted Bob
This lime-to-forest green bob is a full vibe. A topical root fade and a volume chunk shouts cyber punk meets sweaters. It is trimmed in a relaxed, carved wave-like style that flows around the face with serious downtown vibes. This is to the short hair rebels and girls who will never leave the house without at least one ring and a fresh gloss.
Colors this bold need tinted conditioner backup. I like the 3-in-1 Apple Green by Punky Colour that tones, hydrates and prevents the faded-highlighter effect.
One thing I love about this look? It’s fearless. There is such a liberation in wearing a color that is not supposed to be pretty and bringing out its beauty in doing so.
Not an easy one to digest, but certainly one to satisfy those in need of something unusual to look forward to in the autumn of 2025.
Emerald Forest Crown Braid
This dark jewel-tone green, in a thick crown braid, is fairy queen realness. The shade itself is slanting towards that high-gloss dark hair emerald, peacock blue and hunter green. This type of braided style maximizes the use of bold color so that light reflects variably through the twists and texture. And it actually resembles a scene right out of an editorial or NYFW backstage.
Maintenance here is actually simpler than it looks. A weekly green-toning mask (like Overtone’s Emerald Deep Treatment) and minimal heat will keep this shade lush and healthy.
Braids are not only a summer thing, with deeper tones they are cozy, royal and very seasonal. And in case you are not yet ready to go into full-on green, a peekaboo panel under or integrated into highlights will be just fine.
I would suggest this to anyone who would like a long hair that is romantic and bold.
Harvest Sunset Fade with Punk Fringe
This exquisite high-contrast style is a combination of warm red pumpkin spice colors on the top and deep teal green lengths, it is a sunset itself in waves. The bangs provide it with that micro-punk touch whereas the rest of the hair remains soft and flowy. It’s a visual treat and a conversation starter. Fall-forward, yes — but still cool-girl grunge. An unusual combination of tenderness and strength that does not apologize.
The dual-tone requires serious care. At the top, Biolage Color Last Purple Shampoo, at the bottom, a green system such as Keracolor Clenditioner. Alternate and deep condition weekly.
This is your in-between, in case you have ever been confused between warm and cool shades. One of my stylist friends wore this look throughout one season and the attention strangers would give her in the stores? Unmatched.
Not all people will dare to do this combo, but that is the very reason why it is memorable.
Neon Lime & Mint Layered Waves
The final spotlight? This lime-and-mint melt with sculpted 90s blowout volume. It is whimsical, textural, and vintage Barbie with a splash of botanical garden. The darkest color on the base and the lime lightening up the crown and fringe makes it touch each layer perfectly. Paired with a smile and some tie-dye? The vibe is “modern happy witch.” Admittedly, something wild and joyful, brunettes will not regret.
This tone needs commitment. Cooler colors wash out easily, and color-safe dry shampoo will prolong the time between hair washes. Avoid sulfates. Embrace toner sprays. And dare to dress up your wardrobe, this hair needs to be noticed.
This one feels young at heart. When you have ever had a moment of wondering “should I do green?”… yes. You should.
And when it is cut in a long bobs form with movement and bounce? It’s practically a seasonal reset.
Rich Raspberry Layers with a Chic Tousled Flip
I can’t stop staring at this deep berry hue—it’s somewhere between merlot and magenta, and it’s giving major 2025 autumn energy. The haircut itself? Shoulder length, bouncy lob with soft, flicked-out ends and full bangs that brush ever so slightly to the side. It is coy but not overly sugary, and is polished without making an effort. It is ideal for the person who wants to take a dramatic twist and still remains on the low-key edge of edgy. Bonus: it looks beeeutiful on fair skin and literally looks like a Pinterest board on steroids.
This kind of color certainly requires an extra dose of love to keep it so deep. I’d use a sulfate-free shampoo like Pureology’s Hydrate line—it’s color-safe and smells amazing, too. Weekly deep conditioning is a must, no matter how much you want your high-gloss finish to last you till sweater weather.
Frankly, I have been tempted to use the very tone on a couple of occasions. It is a head-turner, all right, but strangely comfortable, like a cable-knit sweater in color. Celebrity stylist Tracey Cunningham has been quoted saying that warm berry color makes the skin and eyes look brighter in an instant, particularly when the rest of the world is gray in winter. Totally agree.
You might be tired of classic Brunettes medium shades but not quite ready to go neon or full-blonde, this might be the happy medium between cute fall hair colors that still feel rich and dimensional.
Candy Flame Orange for Long Autumn Waves
This color is autumn in full drama mode. It’s not just red-orange—it’s firelight. Beginning a bit deeper at the roots and fading into a dreamy neon tangerine at the ends, the soft wave styling gives it a bounce and the light is caught in all the right places. It is luxe and cascades down below the chest, so it is a long hair statement. It is not your typical red, but a contemporary twist to the daring girl who wants to define the fall- literally.
To maintain this neon, I would suggest using a product such as Overtone Vibrant Orange conditioner to add pigment in between salon appointments. UV protection is essential this type of saturation can disappear quickly in sun or dry indoor heat. Don’t skimp on heat protectant sprays if you’re a blowout or curling iron devotee.
Personally, I find this color refreshingly unexpected for fall. It is always a good idea to lean into warm tones, but this twist gives it the “yes I follow beauty TikTok” vibe. Guy Tang previously described fire colors as the new luxury red and they are particularly empowering on longer styles. Couldn’t have said it better.
Wouldn t this go so well with a trench coat and bold lips? It is serving editorial meets daily- and we are here to have that duality.
Crimson Pixie with Texture and Attitude
Let’s talk short hair brunette magic with a twist. This pixie is cut short at the back of the neck, and with a texture of razors on the upper layers, all dyed a deep crimson red that almost seems to throb with intensity. It’s giving confidence, but make it chic. An ideal choice when you are ready to say goodbye to longer and fully engage in edgy-meets-elegant vibes. And the soft layering, it is super flattering on Brunettes short hair who want that statement silhouette.
This is less-maintenance in terms of styling but high-maintenance in terms of upkeep. Crimson colors are one of the fastest to fade, hence a color-safe shampoo and a deposit conditioner such as the Viral Red by Celeb Luxury will keep it shining. And day two and beyond, dry shampoo is your new BFF, when it comes to volume and texture.
I have had a pixie moment and the way it accentuates your cheek bones and opens your face? Instant glam. In particular, when combined with this color, it is one of those 2025 hair ideas that look great all year but particularly in the fall.
These short cuts also make the entire season come alive- a smoky eye and a scarf give the cold weather a thrill all over again.
Rainbow Melt Half-Up Waves
Okay, this one is not for the shy. We mean a complete money piece rainbow melt that mixes cherry, mandarin, lemon, lime, teal, and violet into a single shining rainbow. This hairstyle is got long beachy waves and a half-up pony in a fun twist, and it feels like a love letter to the freedom to create. In spite of the insane palette, it is unified and deliberate, not chaotic, and highly wearable when done correctly. It is a sweet fall hair color theme when you need all the outfits to stand out.
In order to keep such a rainbow going you must have a good color-refresh cycle. I would apply Arctic Fox or Pulp Riot semi-permanent color refresher in alternating tints. No heat styling unless it is essential-so you have to preserve that pigment.
To me, this is creativity bottled into strands. I heard Chris Appleton say once that hair should be fun again- and this? This is the proof. It is guilty free, fun to wear, and more wearing than it is given credit.
Perfect at festivals, perfect at selfies, perfect at just strolling around Trader Joe’s and having strangers smile at you. Hair color should be fun, and this is as 2025 autumn as it gets when you’re not afraid of turning heads.
Neon Citrus Bob with Midnight Roots
Is it neon? Is it shadow root? It’s both. The blunt bob cut is chin length and merges daring black with blistering citrus stripes short hair blonde with acid yellow, coral and pink accents. The hair is smooth and straight, which provides a futuristic touch, but is still playful and cheeky. It is an excellent choice to those who want to experiment with long bobs but are looking to do something a little more striking than your average balayage.
Color-wise, this is a salon-level look. You’ll want to invest in a toning mask—Redken’s Color Extend Blondage will help neutralize any unwanted tones without fading the vibrancy. Weekly gloss treatments wouldn’t hurt, either.
The reason I am obsessed with this concept is that it incorporates order and defiance. Bob cuts are timeless, but the color puts it in the 2025 trend. And if you’re tired of the usual dark hair hues or browns, this is your call to break out and glow up.
Hair this fun deserves to be seen. It’s fall—but who says you can’t light it up?
Sunset Swirl with Moody Teal Ends
There’s something hypnotic about a bold color melt that plays with contrast—and this look serves cute fall hair colors with attitude. At the crown is a dark cherry red that fades into orange, then yellow, then mossy green, and finally into oceanic teal tips. It’s not just a rainbow—it’s a stormy autumn sky in motion. It is styled in undone waves with soft body, and it falls in that sweet spot of Brunettes medium and playful alt-color girlie.
Multitone hair like this needs targeted care. I’d rotate between cold rinses, a UV-protecting spray (try Amika Vault), and semi-permanent pigment drops to customize maintenance at home. Teal, in particular, likes to fade into oblivion, so slather on the toner masks as much as possible.
I like the most that this style seems to be grounded even with all the color. It is not in your face fantasy, it is a quiet, yeah, I know what I am doing. It’s a vibe. Fall is the ideal season to put those cooler shadows of your palette to the test, and teal is creeping everywhere at the moment-on nails, eyes, and hair.
It is also a color story that will allow you to style super simply- honestly even a black turtleneck or dark lipstick will allow this hair to do all the talking.
Violet Flame with Fiery Copper Ends
If you’re looking for a color combination that’s both electric and autumn-approved, this one’s got your name written all over it. We have a royal violet crown that blends into a smoldering copper-orange. It’s full 2025 autumn goddess energy. The waves are big and glamorous and with that ombr fading on full display, this one shouts long hair goals with a contemporary fantasy edge.
The most difficult part about this blend is how to keep the purple rich and still keep that vibrancy in the copper. I would suggest alternating a violet toning shampoo and copper-enriching conditioner. R+Co’s Gemstone line is worth every cent for dual-tone protection.
This color combination looks different in fall light, it captures the golden hour like a dream. And of you are a pale skin beauty like me, the red undertones of the orange add warmth to your complexion but it does not make it flushed, it makes it glowing. It is bold color, yet romantic and wearable.
To be brutally honest with you, it is a color story you will get compliments on weeks to come. It’s mood-lifting, fresh, and sophisticated all at once.
Reverse Sunrise Mid-Length Sleek
Let’s talk geometry. This appearance combines sleek with structure in a manner that is shockingly wearable. Smooth, straight, mid-length hair displays a stunningly sectioned tri-tone fade: royal purple to bubble gum pink to sunshine yellow. It’s like the day starting in reverse. The actual haircut is a clean lob, at the collarbone–long bobs are so practical a canvas on which to make a statement with color.
The trick is to keep the tones here crisply divided. No blending means any fade will be obvious. The Blonde Ale Mask is a product by Drybar that can tone pink and yellow without any crossover. And a heat protectant serum is a definite necessity to this glassy finish.
I believe this is one of the least expected styles of the season- it is fun without being long hair or taking a lot of daily effort to style. And it goes perfectly into a work-appropriate style with only a few twists of a low bun or claw clip.
I would suggest this to someone who wants their 2025 appearance to be purposeful, expressive, and trendy but not yelling at anyone.
Pastel Cloud Bob with a Twist
This fluffy pastel bob would be the cotton candy sister of cute fall hair colors. A combination of baby pink, soft mint, faded lemon, and powder blue looks like a watercolor painting on the canvas of the soft waves. It is the hair version of a cozy knit cardigan styled into a mini-twist at the back with a chunky gold clip. It is a short hair blonde moment sweet with whimsy turned up to the max.
Pastels are fussy, particularly on light brown or darker grounds. Bleach is unavoidable, but Olaplex No. 3 weekly treatments will ensure that strands stay soft and healthy. I also adore Kristin Ess Color Depositing Conditioners to ensure that the pastel colors are not faded but purposeful.
I just love something about this bob. It brings me back to drinking chai in a cozy hoodie by a window. Not everything has to be edgy to be 2025, it can be about softness, delicacy and little details that are personal.
When you are not quite sure you want to go bold but you still want something artsy, this is the look that subtly says, “I am playful, but I maintain a curated look.”
Rainbow Cornrows with Street Style Flair
This look is straight-up art. Tight clean cornrows in the perfect vertical rainbow across the head- each braid a color tale in itself. It is long and flowing, with bright colors that are well-defined giving this protective style a runway edge. Whether you’re dressing up for an event or just living your best life walking through fall leaves, this is long hair rainbow excellence with serious craftsmanship.
Even protective styles such as these need a bit of prep, more so when there is color added. I would then hydrate with a hydrating leave-in conditioner, such as Pattern by Tracee Ellis Ross, make sure my scalp is healthy as well as seal with a nourishing light oil, such as Mielle Organics Rosemary Mint. Color-treated extensions can last beautifully with proper care.
What I like about this appearance is the harmony of culture and color. It’s unapologetically expressive and grounded in tradition. It is this type of hair that screams: Yes, I am here. And yes, I did wake up like this.”
Fall is always dark- so this splash of rainbow is a stunning contrast. Hair may be happiness, defiance, and imagination at the same time. Let it speak.
Split Creamsicle Glam for Bold Vibes
There’s bold—and then there’s split dye bold. This style has a dramatic two-tone twist on long hair, cool-toned platinum white on one side and burnt creamsicle orange on the other. It is an ode to symmetry and sass styled into perfect vintage-inspired waves. The hot of one side and the cold of the other come together and they say: I do not come here to fit in. It’s an unexpected yet totally season-appropriate take on 2025 autumn hair that makes you do a double take (in the best way).
This combo requires a strict maintenance game. On the cold side, I would just use purple shampoo such as Fanola No Yellow to avoid brassiness. For the orange side, a warm-color-safe conditioner (try Matrix Total Results Keep Me Vivid) will keep it rich. The most important thing is hydration throughout, because strands can be stressed during dual-processing.
What makes this so beautiful is how the style remains classy- there is a flow, a softness, even with the sharp contrast. It is as though it is a well-balanced cocktail: sweet, spicy, slightly intoxicating. It’s a power move without being abrasive.
Would I wear this to a holiday dinner? Honestly? Absolutely. This type of hair coupled with a black and white ensemble is the ensemble.
Twilight Bob with a Lotus Accent
This is possibly the most dreamy short hair colour combo of the year. An imperfectly symmetrical blunt bob, washed in soft indigo, lavender, and electric aqua, with a half-up lotus clip detail. It is providing “early nightfall” power, where the sky still has traces of blue before it settles into the purple of evening. To those who lean more toward cool-toned fantasy hues, this is your adorable fall hair color moment- with class and grit fused together.
Due to the cooler tones of the color, it takes some extra love to keep the colors lively in colder weather. I’d go for Evo Fabuloso custom-toned conditioners or Moroccanoil’s Color Depositing Masks in aquamarine and lilac. Minimal heat styling helps preserve saturation and shine.
The thing that strikes me is the fact that it is wearable- even though the shades are intense. It’s not “trying too hard.” It just is. You might as well wear it to a gallery opening, brunch or even a casual errand day and think you have a bit of a secret style spell cast upon you.
And I am not even going to start about how beautiful this would be on pale skin- the cool tones bring out the natural skin and makes everything glow as though it was lit up inside.
