Deep AutumnColor analysis
Tessa Thompsonis a Deep Autumn.
- Undertone
- Warm
- Contrast
- High
- Chroma
- Medium-high
Tessa Thompson is a Deep Autumn. Her coloring is warm, deep, and richly saturated — which is why earthy jewel tones like espresso, garnet, and deep teal glow against her skin, while cool or icy shades drain it.
Like sun-warmed amber, ink on parchment, and polished bronze.
Her main colors
6 of 12
Copper
#B56A3A
Garnet
#8D1A1D
Moss
#3D4A23
Espresso
#5A3622
Pumpkin
#A85220
Mahogany
#6B2D1A
About Tessa Thompson's colors
Why Tessa is a Deep Autumn.
Tessa hits every Deep Autumn marker: a warm base, high contrast, and saturated medium-high chroma. The warm side of the wheel does the work — copper, burnt orange, and pumpkin bring out her glow, while garnet, mahogany, and wine match her depth. Deep teal and moss keep things rich without tipping cool, and antique gold plus warm ivory anchor it all. Named precisely, these are the shades that bring her face forward.
She isn't a Deep Winter — that season's icy, cool-based colors and pure white would gray out her warm glow instead of sharpening it. And she's no Warm Autumn either: those lighter, more muted earth tones would fall flat under her high contrast, where she needs the saturation and weight of a genuinely deep palette.
Signature palette
Best colors for Tessa.
The twelve shades that harmonize with Tessa Thompson's deep autumn undertone, contrast, and depth.
Copper
#B56A3A
Garnet
#8D1A1D
Moss
#3D4A23
Espresso
#5A3622
Pumpkin
#A85220
Mahogany
#6B2D1A
Antique Gold
#C7A04A
Deep Teal
#2E4A4A
Wine
#7A2D2A
Burnt Orange
#C46322
Soft Black-Brown
#1F1815
Warm Ivory
#F4DCB0
The 12-season map
Where Tessa sits.
Tessa Thompson's bubble sits in the Autumn quadrant — the family of colors that wear her best. The closer a color sits to her, the better it reads on her face.
What this means.
Stay in Autumn
Anything in the Autumn quadrant is on-team for Tessa, even outside her sub-type.
Borrow neighbours
Deep Winter and Warm Autumn sit either side. Their picks cross over safely.
Skip the opposite
Deep Autumn sits opposite. Those shades drain Tessa's face.
The read · Undertone
Her complexion has a warm golden depth, set off by dark warm-brown eyes and deep brown hair with warmth running through it. Yellow gold, amber, and copper jewelry feel native to her coloring, while silver and cool platinum cast a grey, lifeless shadow over her skin.
Wear it well
- Wear copper near the face
- Wear garnet near the face
- Wear moss near the face
- Wear espresso near the face
- Wear pumpkin near the face
Skip on the rack
Colors Tessa should skip.
These desaturate or age a Deep Autumn face.
- Avoid
Optic White
#FFFFFF
Drains your richness — use ivory
- Avoid
Pastel Pink
#FFC0CB
Too light and cool
- Avoid
Baby Blue
#A8C8D8
Cool pastel fights your depth
- Avoid
Pure Grey
#888888
Too neutral and dull
Makeup map
How Tessa wears it.
Six product categories, five named picks each. Take these hexes to the counter — anything within a few shades wears like it was made for her.

Warm Beige
#D6B391
Honey Sand
#C9A47A
Peachy Buff
#DBB39A
Caramel Beige
#C09775
Toasted Almond
#B89070
Foundation
Warm, golden, peachy undertones. Skip pink or cool olive bases — they read tired on her.

Apricot
#DCAC8B
Peach
#E0A07F
Warm Rose
#C68C7E
Terracotta
#C28A55
Dusty Rose
#B87B7B
Blush
Peach, apricot, warm rose, and terracotta. Cool berry tones fight her warmth.

Bone
#E8DCC8
Camel
#A78B6A
Bronze
#B6803D
Olive
#6E5C3B
Espresso
#3D2817
Eyeshadow
Gold, copper, bronze, olive, and warm brown. Avoid icy silvers and cool jewel tones.

Espresso
#3D2817
Walnut
#5C4838
Olive
#5E5A36
Bronze
#7A5530
Soft Black
#1A1410
Eyeliner
Brown, olive, and bronze. Pitch black reads harsh — her lash line wants softer depth.

Peachy Nude
#C9947B
Caramel Nude
#A6745F
Dusty Rose
#B87B7B
Brick
#A85A48
Mulled Wine
#7B4838
Lip Colors
Caramel nude, dusty rose, brick, and mulled wine. Skip cool fuchsias and bright blue-reds.

Toasted Almond
#C9A689
Caramel
#A07F58
Deep Mauve
#8B6065
Espresso
#5C4032
Wine
#7B2D26
Nail Polish
Warm caramels, almonds, and wines. Skip frosty pinks and icy blue-toned pastels.
More Deep Autumns
Same season, same palette.
Other celebrities who share Tessa Thompson's Deep Autumn coloring — plus the full season guide.
Tessa Thompson · color questions
Tessa's color questions.
What color season is Tessa Thompson?+
Tessa Thompson is a Deep Autumn — warm, deep, and high-contrast. Her golden-deep skin, dark warm-brown eyes, and rich brown hair are flattered by spiced earth and jewel tones, not by the cool, icy palette of a Winter season.
What are Tessa Thompson's best colors to wear?+
Copper, garnet, burnt orange, and mahogany light her up, with deep teal, moss, and wine adding jewel-toned depth. For neutrals she leans on espresso, soft black-brown, antique gold, and warm ivory — all warm-based and deep enough to balance her natural contrast.
Is Tessa Thompson a Deep Autumn or a Deep Winter?+
Deep Autumn. She shares the depth and contrast of Deep Winter, but her undertone is warm and golden, not cool. Icy blue-based jewels and stark white would clash, while warm copper, mahogany, and antique gold flatter her best.
What colors should Tessa Thompson avoid?+
Optic white drains her warmth — use warm ivory instead. Pastel pink and baby blue are too light and cool, pure grey reads flat and neutral, and silver fights her glow. Swap silver for yellow gold, brass, or copper.
What lipstick suits Tessa Thompson's coloring?+
Warm, saturated tones suit her best: brick, wine, warm berry, and terracotta. These pick up her golden undertone and depth, while cool fuchsias and frosty nudes look ashy and out of step with her warm coloring.
Your turn
Which season are you?
The same analysis that typed Tessa Thompson as a Deep Autumn — run on your selfie in about 15 minutes.
Find my colors




