Forget the usual fall palette. This season, classic autumn colors are getting a fresh update. Chocolate is challenging black, plum is giving burgundy competition, and lavender is making its way into fall.
The best part? These colors are not just trendy - they are easy to wear and easy to sell.
Chocolate: The New Black
Rich, warm and sophisticated, chocolate is one of the biggest color stories this fall.
From coffee to deep cocoa, brown works beautifully with almost any look - making it a perfect everyday nail colour.
FALL STATEMENT shades:
Plum: The New Way to Go Dark
Your clients love burgundy? This is the season to show them plum.
Plum feels cooler, deeper and a little more mysterious than classic burgundy.
It looks sophisticated with black, cream, chocolate, grey and metallic details, so it can work for both simple everyday nails and more creative designs.
FALL STATEMENT shades:
The easiest way to make a classic fall manicure feel new.
Lavender: The Unexpected Fall Color
Lavender is moving into fall and becoming a trend.
Soft purple shades are becoming part of the fall palette, and celebrities including Selena Gomez and Rihanna have helped bring lavender-milk nails into the spotlight.
#5970 Swing Along - gives the trend a soft and wearable look.
Don't put lavender away when summer ends. Make it part of your fall palette.
Meet FALL STATEMENT
Brown instead of black. Plum instead of burgundy. Lavender instead of the usual nude.
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