Soft Autumn Blues

Navy. This rich hue is a staple in any wardrobe, and for good reason. For soft autumns, opt for a navy with slightly warmer undertones—think shades that lean slightly more teal or even have a hint of purple. We want to stay away from a true deep navy and instead look for one that is a bit faded and less saturated. This will complement your skin tone beautifully and add a touch of elegance to your look, whether you’re rocking a tailored blazer or a cozy sweater.

Slate. This soft blue shade is like a breath of fresh air – think misty autumn mornings and cloudy skies. Slate is a sophisticated and muted shade of blue that resembles the color of slate rock, often with gray undertones. In the soft autumn palette, our slate blue is more neutral and has the ability to harmonize with the warm and muted tones we wear so well. It pairs wonderfully with colors like olive green, mustard yellow, and rust.

Teal. For those craving a bit more vibrancy, consider a dusty, muted teal. This dreamy shade sits somewhere between blue and green, offering a playful twist on traditional blues. It adds a pop of color to your outfit without overwhelming the softness of our palette, making it perfect for statement pieces like skirts, scarves, or even a daring pair of shoes.

Chambray. Chambray typically refers to a muted, soft blue color reminiscent of denim or chambray fabric. The color itself is a soft, muted shade of blue with a slightly gray or taupe undertone, giving it a more subdued and versatile look compared to brighter or more saturated blues. It often appears as a dusty or faded blue, like the sky on a hazy day or worn-in denim. Versatile and understated, this color effortlessly blends with the natural essence of the season, and it matches just about everything!