Winter family · neutral-cool undertone · deep depth · clear chroma
Deep Winter color palette
Cool-leaning and deep — black, jewel tones, and midnight.
Who is a Deep Winter?
Deep Winters are dark and cool-leaning with high contrast. Black or black-brown hair, dark brown or near-black eyes, and skin that reads cool or neutral at any depth. Black looks like it was invented for you.
Signs you might be a Deep Winter
- You can wear true black and pure white better than almost anyone
- Warm, golden, or earthy colors make you look sallow
- Deep jewel tones look natural, not dramatic
- Silver and gunmetal suit you better than gold
Check with one selfie, free Vienne drapes you in your worst and best colors so you can see it, not guess it.
Deep Winter best colors
Deep, cool, clear: black, navy, royal purple, emerald, true red, deep teal, ice white. Neutrals are black, white, and charcoal. Avoid camel, orange, mustard, and pastels.
The full 60-color Deep Winter palette
The palette walks each of the season's twelve hues from light to deep within the Deep Winter range. Every Deep Winter on Vienne gets this with their result, plus their own three most striking colors.
Colors a Deep Winter should avoid
These come from your opposite season, Light Spring. They pull your face in the wrong direction on every axis: warm where you are neutral-cool, light where you are deep.
Neutrals
Metals
Silver, platinum, gunmetal, white gold.
Makeup
True red, deep berry, and black-cherry lips, cool plum blush, charcoal and navy shadow.
Hair
Black, blue-black, cool espresso. Avoid golden and caramel highlights.
Not sure between seasons?
The other Winter seasons share your coolness but differ in depth or clarity: True Winter and Bright Winter. Your opposite is Light Spring. The fastest way to settle it is to see your own face on both.