Black

Black is a classic color that goes with almost anything. It’s also a popular color for hair, especially for those who have auburn hair and want to go for a more edgy look.

• A black jacket or coat can be worn with almost any outfit, but if you’re going to wear one with your new hairstyle, make sure it’s long enough to cover up the bottom half of your face and not too tight so that it shows off too many curves.
• If you want something more casual, try wearing black leggings under some long-sleeved shirts without any patterns on them–or maybe even jeans if they’re dark enough!

These outfits will help add some contrast between your skin tone and clothes until you get used to having redder tones in everything else around you!

Grey

• Grey

Grey is a great color to pair with auburn hair. The soft, warm textures of grey will add a touch of sophistication to your outfit and make you look more put-together than ever before.

Blush Pink

• Blush Pink

The neutral tones of blush pink are a favorite for anyone with auburn hair, though it can be too pale and washed out for some. If you have darker skin, this would be an ideal shade for pairing with your hair (it will highlight your coloring).

• Red-Violet

A very wearable mid-tone color, red violet is the perfect blend of blue and purple. This color will contrast nicely against dark skin tones and highlights the reds in your hair without being too bright or harsh on the eyes.

Navy

• A dark navy works well with auburn hair.
• Navy is a good color to wear with auburn hair.
• Navy is the perfect color combination for auburn hair.

Charcoal Grey

For this look, you’ll need to use a lighter shade of charcoal grey. This color will make you look sophisticated and elegant and is great for work or a formal event. Charcoal gray is also a neutral color that can be paired with many other colors if you want to wear more than one outfit throughout the day, which will save time!

White

White is a classic color that goes with any hair color. It looks great on all skin tones, and can be worn anywhere from the office to a black tie event. The only place it’s not appropriate is on a beach in the summer—unless you are trying to start a new trend.

White goes well with all shades of red, but if you want something more vibrant than just your usual golden browns and chestnut colors, try going for one of these:

• Auburn: This shade of red has been popularized by celebrities such as Christina Hendricks and Blake Lively. It works especially well when paired with whites like ivory or cream because they don’t contrast too much; they instead create an interesting contrast between dark hair and light clothing that helps bring out the best parts of both colors (the richness of browns against pure whites).

Green

Green is a beautiful color to pair with auburn hair. It’s not uncommon for people to think that green and red don’t go together, but they actually look stunning when paired correctly. You can wear dark greens or light greens, it doesn’t matter as long as you pick the right shade and style of top/dress/etc…

Green is a color that is often underused in fashion today. It is rarely seen outside of spring-summer season because people seem afraid to experiment with such an uncommon color in their wardrobe. However, green can be one of the most flattering colors on anyone who wears it well! If you are looking for something new and different this season, try pairing your favorite outfit with a touch of green!

Maroon

Maroon is a deep, rich red color. It’s one of the warmest colors in the spectrum and it looks great on people with any skin tone. This can be especially helpful for those who have auburn hair, since they often struggle to find colors that complement their natural tones!

If you’re looking for an evening-worthy look that’s also appropriate during the day, maroon is a good way to go because of its versatility. Not only will this color pair well with your outfit but it’ll also be easy to do so without having to worry too much about keeping things consistent throughout your entire ensemble (e.g., if you’re wearing black pants and white shirts).

Colors that go with auburn hair.

• Grey: A color that looks fantastic on most people, auburn hair pairs well with grey. Consider choosing a tone of grey that is slightly lighter than your natural hair color or dyeing your thick locks blonde first.
• Black: You’ll be able to achieve this look by dying your locks black and then applying a bright red hue over it. The result will be an eye-catching contrast between the two colors.
• White: Try dyeing your hair white, which will give you an even more dramatic difference between the two tones when you pair them together!
• Navy: One of the best options for those who want bold colors but don’t want anything too striking because navy is neutral enough that it won’t stand out too much against the deep shade of red in their hair (or any other color).