How to Wear Spring Season Colors in Fall

When the air turns crisp and the leaves start to fall, it’s time to reach for cozy textures and deeper tones—but if you’re a House of Colour Spring, you don’t have to say goodbye to color! In fact, fall is the perfect time to showcase some of the richest, most vibrant hues in your Spring color palette.

Spring women often feel unsure how to dress for fall without drifting into Autumn territory. Here's your reminder: you don’t need to mute your palette to match the season. You just need to know which Spring colors to lean into during fall.

This guide will help you embrace the season while staying 100% true to your color analysis. Let's dive into fall fashion picks for House of Colour Spring women—from creamy neutrals to bold reds and earthy greens.

Spring Colors for Fall

Yes, Spring women can and should wear all the colors in the Spring palette year-round—but some naturally align with the cozy, warm, grounded energy of fall. These are your go-to tones for the season:

• Cream – the perfect fall neutral instead of stark white

• Bright Navy – pairs beautifully with camel, tan, or poppy

• Chocolate – your rich brown alternative to Autumn’s rust

• Tan – warm neutrals that go with everything

• Cinnamon – spicy and saturated, made for October

• Dove Grey & Light Dove Grey – cool-toned neutrals to soften bold pairings

• Poppy – your best statement red for the holidays and beyond

• Shell Pink – lovely for layering and softening fall tones

• Shocking Pink – a bold pink pop in jackets, scarves, or lips

• Leaf Green – fresh, bright, and perfect for transitional outfits

I’ve curated my latest Spring-approved fall favorites below and on ShopMy Page. I update it weekly with the best finds from Amazon, Target, J.Crew, Old Navy, and more.

Invest in Quality Basics 

Think, the things you'll wear the most. So maybe a coat, jacket, jeans, flats, boots, and a purse. You'll want these items to go with whatever Spring colored tops and sweaters you have! 

Here are some Spring options: 

Spring Denim as a Wardrobe Staple

For Springs, denim should harmonize with the rest of our wardrobes. Stick with denim that is "blue," in a medium to dark wash. 

Here are some favorites I found at Madewell recently!

Where to Shop Fall Picks for House of Colour Spring

You don’t need to reinvent your closet every season—you just need a few strategic pieces in the right colors. These stores consistently carry great options for Springs.

Shop my curated Spring links from each store:

Amazon

Target

J.Crew

Abercrombie

Old Navy

Madewell

Daily Drills

Free People

Rag & Bone

I have no shame in bringing my House of Colour Spring color palette fan with me to stores! It's an easy way to find the right colors until your eyes are more trained to see them! OR, just keep coming back to my links, I got you! :)(

See all current collections on my Spring Color Shop page for retailers besides Amazon

See all AMAZON Spring Color links

Tips for Staying True to Your Spring Palette in Fall

• Texture counts: Even though your colors are light and bright, you can lean into fall through cozy textures like corduroy, suede, and knits.

• Layer up with intention: Use cream, beige, tan, chocolate, cinnamon, or bright navy as your base and add color pops with scarves, shoes, or jackets.

• Makeup & nail polish: Still matters! Avoid dusty or muted shades—opt for coral cheeks, golden highlighter, and poppy or shocking pink lips.

Keep It Light, Bright, Warm, Clear, and True to You

Being a Spring in the fall doesn’t mean compromising your personality. With the right tones in the right textures, you can feel seasonally stylish while still glowing in your best colors.

Bookmark this post, revisit it throughout the season, and don’t forget to follow along on Instagram for live outfit try-ons and new links weekly!

Want More Spring Color Resources?

Check out my other blog posts and curated collections here:

• House of Colour Spring Amazon Finds

• Blue Spring Subseason Guide

• Spring Color Analysis Explained

Until next time, let's elevate motherhood!

— Courtney