Suede in spice tones: This autumn will be particularly spicy

From pumpkin spice to hot chilli, suede is going to be particularly spicy this fall

Curry, pepper, paprika - at first glance it sounds like a shopping list for the next trip to the supermarket, are the most popular colors for fall. And this year we're wearing the fall colors wildly - really wildly. In suede.

It's the most popular combination of autumn: suede pieces in warm spice tones. A few years ago, the '70s material fought its way back into our hearts and has been in every fashionista's wardrobe ever since. We especially like these colors...

Fiery chili red

The warm shade of red goes straight to the heart! Best of all: The red color really suits everyone and can be easily integrated into the wardrobe. Our tip: mini skirts made of suede leather in the elegant shade are the perfect companion for autumn and can be styled with a thick wool jumper for an autumn walk or with an elegant blouse for a chic dinner. However, if you want to be daring, take this influencer as an example and opt for a dress with a sexy lace detail.

Refreshing saffron yellow

There are few colors that scream “fall is here!” louder than mustard yellow. While we used the bright version of the color in the summer, we wear the muted version that goes slightly into beige in the cold seasons. Especially in combination with rough suede, the tone looks invitingly warm and gives every outfit a very special pinch of style.

Warm cinnamon

The noblest fall color is definitely cinnamon. The red-brown tone can really be combined with everything that the wardrobe has to offer, makes even the simplest look look elegant and is an absolute eye-catcher, especially in suede texture. Our favourite: Noble suede jackets in the warm shade of brown.

Strong curry

A color that makes us shine straight away is curry! The rusty orange tone, which differs only a touch from saffron yellow, is currently more popular than ever. While we are a bit more reserved in saffron yellow, we go all out with the strong curry colour. If you really dare, you wear a bright tone-in-tone look, if you want to take it easy, grab a piece and combine it with black, white or beige. How about a cool suede blazer, for example?

Sources used: own research

Brigitte

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