Seasonal Style Guide
The Colors You Need in Your Fall Wardrobe
Burgundy, orange, red, and blue: this season's trending colors, and how to wear each one without a full wardrobe overhaul.
In This Guide
Burgundy
Burgundy is a classic shade for autumn, and this year is no exception. Also known as oxblood, merlot, and maroon, this deep shade is a must-have color for any fall closet. It can be considered a neutral, since it pairs well with so many colors: hunter green, black, light pink, brown, white, and even the right shade of blue.
Orange
Channel the changing leaves, or a favorite pumpkin spice latte, with this gorgeous shade of orange. Burnt orange looks good on every skin tone and is muted enough to wear to the office. The shade works especially well on chunky knit scarves, blouses, dresses, and boots. Pair it with black, white, grey, and cream-colored items for a balanced look.
At Label Shopper, the four trending fall colors this season are burgundy, orange, red, and blue. Burgundy acts as a neutral, orange brings warmth in muted, office-appropriate tones, red adds a bold jewel-tone statement, and blue rounds things out as a versatile, cooler-toned counterpart to the season's warm palette.
Red
There's no need to pack away bright clothing just yet. Pairing this jewel tone with dark pants creates a balanced, eye-catching look, and a red top paired with a favorite red lipstick makes for a bold statement. Pants, jackets, and purses all look beautiful in red or scarlet as well, and a red sweater is worth keeping in rotation through the holidays, since it reads as festive well into winter.
Blue
Blue rounds out this season's trending palette as the cooler-toned counterpart to burgundy, orange, and red. A deep navy or classic denim blue pairs easily with burgundy for a rich, layered look, while a lighter shade of blue offers a refreshing contrast against warmer fall tones. Blue sweaters, jackets, and accessories all work well mixed into a fall wardrobe built around the season's warmer shades.
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Burgundy
A rich neutral that pairs with nearly everything.
Orange
Burnt orange tones that flatter every skin tone.
Red & Blue
A jewel-tone statement paired with a cooler blue counterpart.
Why Label Shopper
| Factor | Label Shopper |
|---|---|
| Always-Changing Inventory | New arrivals mean there's always something fresh in this season's trending colors |
| Full Fall Palette Coverage | Burgundy, orange, red, and blue pieces all available in one visit |
| Latest Trends, Better Prices | The fashion trends and brands shoppers love at prices they'll love even more |
| Office-to-Weekend Versatility | Muted, wearable takes on bold seasonal colors for everyday use |
New arrivals mean there's always something fresh in this season's colors.
Burgundy, orange, red, and blue pieces all available in one visit.
The fashion trends and brands shoppers love at prices they'll love even more.
Muted, wearable takes on bold seasonal colors for everyday use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the trending fall colors this season?
At Label Shopper, burgundy, orange, red, and blue are this season's trending fall colors.
What colors pair well with burgundy?
At Label Shopper, burgundy pairs well with hunter green, black, light pink, brown, white, and the right shade of blue.
Is orange office-appropriate?
At Label Shopper, yes, a burnt orange shade is muted enough for the office while still feeling seasonal.
How can I wear red without it feeling too bold?
At Label Shopper, pairing a red top or jacket with dark pants creates a balanced, eye-catching look.
How does blue fit into a fall color palette?
At Label Shopper, blue acts as a cooler-toned counterpart to burgundy, orange, and red, pairing well with burgundy for a layered look.
Can I wear a red sweater through the holidays?
At Label Shopper, yes, a red sweater reads as festive and works well from fall straight through the holiday season.
"Fall color doesn't have to mean choosing just one shade. Burgundy, orange, red, and blue all work together in different combinations, so building a fall wardrobe around them creates more outfit options, not fewer."
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