Sentences with phrase «dark deep plum»

Not exact matches

The color was deeper than the pics since the varietal of plums I used is darker in color.
Deep, dark, juicy Black Doris plums.
You really can't go wrong with any dark hue, but we particularly love the way a bronze, black cherry, plum wine, and / or deep burgundy looks.
I chose this deep plum that also turns into a dark navy because both colors went great with this shift.
• The darker your skin tone is, the easier you can pull off more intense colors on your lips like plums and deep burgundies.
Linkin Park after dark is more of a deep, deep plum but I do love how dark that one is too!
Deep plum, berries and red are three most perfect shades of lipstick for darker skin tones.
There's a shimmery dove gray, an inky matte shade, warm plum, muted shimmery ochre, pale caramel, matte hot chocolate, shimmery dark chocolate, dusty mauve, and deep matte brown.
On the runway, the look was dark and dense, such as goth - black lips at Giles, and deepest plum at Marc Jacobs (think silver - screen queens Bette Davis and Joan Crawford).
There are 7 new palettes: * Obscura (Earth Tones) Cream, Smokey Brown, Rose Gold, Coffee, Cool Bronze * Monochrome (Rose) Warm Ivory, Rose Nude, Peony Pink, Light Mauve, Dark Chocolate * Infinity (Warm Neutrals) Warm Ivory, Dusty Rose, Bronzed Mauve, Cool Taupe, Dark Cocoa * Graphite (Smokey) Warm Ivory, Copper Gold, Deep Brown, Gun Metal, Silver * Exposure (Plums) Champagne, Aubergine, Bronze, Black Violet, Lilac * Color Field (Olive) Warm Ivory, Champagne Gold, Taupe Brown, Golden Olive, Forest Green * Atmosphere (Cool Neutrals) Pale Ivory, Pale Pink, Taupe, Espresso, Charcoal
The most - worn ones seem to be deep plum, dark graphite, and rich navy.
Still disappointed i cant get it in a dark plum purple, or deep teal... they need to allow the public to vote on the colors..
Words like «berry,» «grass,» and «citrus,» denote lighter - tasting wines with a lot of high notes, whereas «plum,» «earth,» «mushroom,» and the like are indicative of deeper, darker wines.
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z