Like it's name suggests the shade mimics the slinky, rust-coloured red of a fox's coat. One rendition we're fan-girling hard? Fox red. Celebrity hairstylist, Danielle Priano, agrees confirming: “cinnamon browns for brunettes are back.” Like cinnamon browns, deep auburns, orange-reds and strawberry blonds,' says Cesar Ramirez, who counts the Kardashians as clients. 'Reds and red-browns are the go-to autumn hair colour trend everyone's embracing. One colour all the pros agree will huge for autumn, is copper-reds (every gradient of it in fact).

This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. The key is to avoid anything too solid or thick. “Old money focuses on quality, not quantity, so have your colourist add carefully placed highlights that blend seamlessly around your hairline, fading gently into the body of your hair,” he explains. 'The ‘Old Money Piece’ is a quieter and more refined brightening of the face frame that grows out softly and whispers rather than shouts,” Tom explains.Īs for what to ask your stylist, “less is more here,' says Tom. Instead, old money piece highlights sees a softer take on the ‘ Scandi hairline’ that's taken off over summer. They look more natural, muted and lived in but without a stark contrast we have been seeing in the summer (like the strong face frames and money pieces),” Dom says. “Spun golds and buttermilk blondes are going to be hot in autumn through to the winter. “It's gone from clothing and it’s making it’s statement in hair colour,” he says. “'Quiet luxury' and ‘old money’ is a huge trend,” agrees Dom Seeley, International Creative Director at ColorWow.

Autumn hair color highlights