Mulberry Pie has been declared the color of the season, and for good reason. This rich blend of deep burgundy with a hint of purple has exactly that warm, luxurious feel we're craving this fall. Think: wine by candlelight, a good book, and that one sweater you want to snuggle into every day.
What is Mulberry Pie?
The color strikes a perfect balance between red and purple. Bold enough to stand out, yet understated enough for everyday wear. Color experts describe it as the color of coziness, luxury without fuss, and moments of calm in your busy day. The official color code? #8B0E4E – a deep, saturated red-purple that instantly creates atmosphere.
How to wear Mulberry Pie
The beauty of it: Mulberry Pie pairs well with everything you already have. Think beige, camel, black, or olive green for a calming look. Feeling bolder? Try gold, mustard yellow, or teal for instant impact.
Start small: a scarf, nail polish, a cushion on your sofa. Or go all out with a statement sweater or a tonal outfit. The color works everywhere and instantly upgrades your look.
In your interior
You don't have to renovate your entire house. Small touches make all the difference: a throw, candles, tableware, or cushions. Mulberry Pie exudes warmth and combines perfectly with natural materials like wood, wool, and velvet. The result? Instant coziness you crave after a long day.
Shop the look
Our crew has selected the best items in Mulberry Pie for you. From fashion to home decor, from beauty to accessories – everything to make your fall extra warm.
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Make it yours
Classic type? Pair with neutral shades. Love statement looks? Go for tone-on-tone. Or keep it subtle with accessories. Mulberry Pie suits every style and evolves throughout the season: from September to the holidays.
Fall is the perfect time to treat yourself to colors that make you happy. Mulberry Pie is more than a trend – it's that warm feeling you long for. So dive in and make it your best fall!
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