Palettes / Winter
Deep Winter color palette
Dark and cool with dramatic contrast. Jewel tones set against black and crisp white.
Is Deep Winter your palette?
- Undertone: Leans cool without being icy. Silver usually wins, and the harshest warm shades like orange and mustard are the ones to skip.
- Value: Deep coloring, usually with dark hair or eyes. Dark, saturated shades look balanced rather than heavy.
- Chroma: Colors should have depth and saturation without being electric.
All 16 Deep Winter colors
Tap a swatch to copy its hex codeBest neutrals
- Pure White #FFFFFF
- Icy Blue #D6E8F2
- Icy Pink #F2D4E0
- Charcoal #333438
- Navy #1B2440
- Black #000000
Colors to avoid
Soft earth tones, dusty pastels, and orange. The opposite palette on the seasonal wheel, Light Summer, is usually the least flattering overall.
Clothing in Deep Winter colors
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Emerald green dress
Burgundy turtleneck
Crisp white shirt
Sapphire blue trousers
True red leather bag
Pure White shirt
Icy Blue sweater
Icy Pink blouse
Black t-shirt
Charcoal cardigan
Navy trousers
Sapphire skirt
Royal Purple chinos
Deep Plum midi skirt
Burgundy dress
Deep Berry midi dress
Deep Fuchsia wrap dress
True Red coat
Emerald blazer
Pine jacket
Deep Cool Teal trench coat
Pure White sweater
Icy Blue blouse
Sister palettes
These sit next to Deep Winter on the seasonal wheel and share one of its characteristics. If you're between palettes, the colors they share with Deep Winter are the safest choices.
True Winter
Deep Winter is cool-neutral in undertone where True Winter is cool; Deep Winter is deep in value where True Winter is medium-deep; Deep Winter is rich in chroma where True Winter is clear. Both belong to the Winter family.
Deep Autumn
Both share the same value (deep) and chroma (rich). Deep Winter is cool-neutral in undertone where Deep Autumn is warm-neutral. Deep Winter is a Winter palette and Deep Autumn is a Autumn palette, so they sit on either side of the warm–cool divide.
Deep Winter FAQ
What colors are in the Deep Winter palette?
The Deep Winter palette includes pure white, icy blue, icy pink, black, charcoal, navy, sapphire, royal purple, deep plum and burgundy, among others. It is cool-neutral in undertone, deep in value and rich in chroma, and its dominant characteristic is deep.
What colors should a Deep Winter avoid?
Soft earth tones, dusty pastels, and orange. The palette on the opposite side of the seasonal wheel, Light Summer, is usually the least flattering overall.
Can a Deep Winter wear black?
Yes. Black is part of the Deep Winter palette and works well close to the face.
What are the best neutrals for a Deep Winter?
The most versatile neutrals in the Deep Winter palette are pure white (#FFFFFF), icy blue (#D6E8F2), icy pink (#F2D4E0), charcoal (#333438), navy (#1B2440) and black (#000000).
What is the difference between Deep Winter and True Winter?
Deep Winter is cool-neutral in undertone where True Winter is cool; Deep Winter is deep in value where True Winter is medium-deep; Deep Winter is rich in chroma where True Winter is clear. Both belong to the Winter family.
What is the difference between Deep Winter and Deep Autumn?
Both share the same value (deep) and chroma (rich). Deep Winter is cool-neutral in undertone where Deep Autumn is warm-neutral. Deep Winter is a Winter palette and Deep Autumn is a Autumn palette, so they sit on either side of the warm–cool divide.