Deep Winter, also called Dark Winter, is deep in value, cool-leaning in undertone and fairly bright in chroma, so dramatic, dark jewel tones suit it best. Typical coloring includes skin with a cool or neutral-cool cast from fair to very deep, dark brown to black hair, and dark brown, black-brown or deep hazel eyes, often with striking contrast. Use this as a self-guided starting point and test colors in daylight.
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Dark, cool colors like black, emerald and ruby make you look striking, while light pastels and warm earth tones look flat. Silver usually beats gold on you. If deep cool colors beat both light and warm ones in daylight, Deep Winter is likely.
Both seasons are deep first. Deep Winter leans cool and crisp, suiting black, emerald and pure white. Deep Autumn leans warm and earthy, suiting espresso, olive and pumpkin.
Yes. Dark Winter and Deep Winter are two names for the same season, the darkest of the three winters.
Cool, dark browns like espresso or black-brown can work. Warm camel and tan usually look muddy on this season.
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