Hair Color You'll Dye for This Season
1photo 1Bronde Bronde (a combination of brown and blonde hair) are what celebs are gravitating to for fall. Want to jump on the bronde bandwagon too? If you already have the same base as Chrissy Teigen, it's as simple as adding in highlights to give you the perfect blend.Look for terms like "light neutral brown" on at-home box kits, and then use a highlighting kit to add contrasting pieces all around your head.
2photo 2Creamy Yellow Nicole Richie can pull off a lot of different hair colors, but this cream yellow looks killer on her. Looking to copy this chic chick? If you have light, medium, or dark blonde hair, look for terms like "lightest golden" on at-home box kits. If you hair is any darker than that, call up your favorite colorist for some assistance.
3photo 3Honey Blonde If you're not ready to go dark for fall, but you don't want your blonde to be as bright, take a cue from Beyonce and go for a gorgeous honey-blonde hair color.Look for terms like "medium honey blonde" on at-home box kits.
4photo 4Buttery Blonde If you're blonde but want to change it up and still feel, well, blonde, go for a color that's light with golden, buttery tones, like Gigi Hadid's.Look for terms like "honey blonde" or "light buttery blonde" on at-home box kits.
5photo 5Champagne-y Red If you're a darker blonde and want to see how you feel as a sexy siren, like Isla Fisher, Castellanos recommends going for a champagne-y red shade. "You can go to this shade easily from your previous hair color and not feel like you've done too much of a crazy change."Look for terms like "copper" and "strawberry" on at-home box kits.
6photo 6Strawberry Gold If you're having trouble parting from your strawberry-colored strands, go just a hint deeper than they were this summer. Add a golden red hue to your hair like Emma Stone is flaunting here.Look for terms like "golden red" or "rich, golden strawberry" on at-home box kits.
7photo 7Cinnamon-y Strands Bryce Dallas Howard has a red hair color everyone loves. It's fiery and vibrant yet is still a deep red — it's perfect for fall.Look for terms like "cinnamon" and "copper" on at-home box kits.
8photo 8Medium Chocolate Brown Natalie Portman's hair color is the perfect natural-looking brown. It's a great shade for any brunette looking for a subtle change.Look for terms like "medium-to-light brown" on at-home box kits.
9photo 9Cool Chestnut If you want to stick with being a brunette but want to mix up your look, or go a little darker if you're a blonde, opt for a light chestnut brown, like Jessica Alba's shade.Look for terms like "light chestnut brown" or "medium brown with golden tones" on at-home box kits.
10photo 10Bold Brunette With Golden Highlights Rich, chocolate brown hair with golden strands woven in toward the ends gives a fresh twist on brunette hair for fall. Plus, highlights that frame your face help brighten it!Look for terms like "rich, chocolate brown with golden tones" on at-home box kits. The golden tones won't show up as much as they do on Jenna Ushkowitz (hers is professionally colored), but your hair will look multidimensional.
11photo 11Brown With Red Accents If you want a deep brown hue with a reddish cast, similar to Lana Del Rey's hair color, then go for a shade that's part brown and part auburn.Look for terms like "deep brown/auburn" or "dark auburn" on at-home box kits.
12photo 12Deepest Warm Brown If you want to go dark, like Kendall Jenner, but not fully, add super-subtle caramel highlights in here and there to add instant dimension.Look for terms like "deepest brown," "brown/black" on at-home box kits, and then pick up a caramel-colored highlighting kit.
13photo 13Warm Black Warm black hair color (aka Kim Kardashian's signature hair hue) is less harsh than pure black, thanks to the hint of brown cast it gives off, so it flatters a range of skin tones.Look for terms like "soft black" on at-home box kits.
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