24 dark red hair colours to add to your autumn/winter moodboard

Speaking of fading red hair, no need to fret when the time inevitably comes because Sophie Floyd demonstrates that it's a look in itself. The perfect brassy-copper tone.

Long red hair looks sooo good with edgy dark roots peeking through. It's bold, fierce, and exudes confidence. Just be ready to turn heads with this look.

Whether you're lucky enough to rock naturally red hair or just have a really good hair stylist, this all-over reddish-brown look is timeless. Just keep in mind that while this shade looks a-m-a-z-e on Sadie Sink, it's key to go with a shade that works for you and your skin tone for the best results.

Major slay alert. A mix of neutrals, bright highlights, darker lowlights, and a high-shine hair gloss makes for a red hair shade that's truly *chef's kiss*.

There's something about having curly red hair that takes your look to a whole other level. Trust, if it's done right you won't look like Merida from Brave. I mean just look at Beyoncé absolutely slaying the look.

While we're allll for a bold red look, a more toned-down version can make just as much of an impact. If you want to add more flair to your light reddish brown hair, opt for a layered cut with cute wispy bangs similar to Madelaine Petsch's.

This deep hue is the ultimate fall vibe – warm and cosy, with a hint of sass, thanks to the red. This rich, earthy look blends those sultry brown tones with a splash of red that catches the light just right. The colour is perf for anyone who wants to channel an effortlessly chic energy while keeping it low-key.

We're obsessed with this fiery copper look. The deeper red tones up top go into a soft orange copper at the ends for super vibrant locks that are sure to get a tonne of compliments.

If I had to duplicate one of these deep red shades, it'd 99.99 per cent be this cherry cola hue. Closer to a burgundy colour, this shade truly quenches my thirst for a seasonal makeover and incorporates dark cherry red tones throughout.

For a dimensional, all-over red look, this scarlet shade is (and will always be) a true winner. By combining this particular colour with longer hair, you really get to show off the warm colour.

For the ultimate showstopper, go for this reverse ombre – a dark red into true red gradient. The tips add a tonne of drama to the overall look and are a fun way to experiment with more bright colours.

Cool-toned red hues are v popular for autumn and winter. Why? Because it's a chic way to bring a splash of colour to your life. This look, in particular, incorporates peekaboo strands of brighter red, but the cool burgundy hue looks just as good all over.

You can have your glass of red wine and wear it too, bb. This vampy look is a 10/10 in my book and is a more subdued way to rock a red hue since it's close to a dark brunette shade.

Not ready to commit to a fully red-protective style? No worries because adding a few strands of the fiery color looks just as good in your locs as doing an allover red hairdo.

If you're not ready to commit to the full red look, this one is dedicated to you. Adding red highlights throughout your dark hair is a gorg way to experiment with the vibrant color without committing to it fully. It's a win-win situation!

Billie Eilish has experimented with almost every colour in the rainbow, but this fierce red look is easily in my top three. Her red roots prove that you don't have to dye your whole head to make a statement.

Due Lipa's deep red hue is so full of depth and proof that your hair doesn’t need highlights to have dimension. Trust, this velvety color catches the light all on its own.

I've always wanted to try a colour other than black for my protective styles and this is just the inspo I needed. Whether it's adding a few strands of red or going all in, red twists—long and short – are always gonna be a certified vibe.