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You can’t think of Reba without thinking of her signature flippy, cropped hairdo in its bright coppery red, which she’s recently revamped into a slightly darker, richer shade.

Emma Stone might look like a natural redhead, but the starlet is actually a born blonde. She usually goes for a butter blonde or burnt orange hair color, but this deep rust color brings out the deeper green in her eyes and gives a great red shade for brunettes to try.

Nicole Kidman lays claim to an enviable array of apricot, strawberry blonde, and buttery blonde shades that all somehow work with her porcelain complexion and blue eyes.

Violet and crimson tones come together to create the perfect shade of deep red.

A glossy finish helps create a frosted look on this winter-ready shade. We love the notes of plum and violet.

Curls accentuate the different shades of this rich red balayage.

This auburn pixie makes a statement and lets both the short length and bold color pop individually. Mara’s brown eyes pick up the warm flecks from the color in a most flattering way

Copper highlights add an additional layer of color to these amber curls.

There was a short period of time when our favorite golden beachy blonde dyed her hair a deep strawberry blonde, bordering on copper, for a movie role.

This shade puts red on full display. We love how the light plays off the deep crimson curls.

Warm up cold winter days with these fiery shades of red hair. Whether you want to add a subtle hint of red or fully commit to red all over, these looks will prove that red is the new black.

No one does strawberry blonde quite like Amy Adams, which makes sense considering she's actually a natural blonde. This standout color is perfect for blondes trying to step outside the box.

Known as much for her red shade as her crazy curls, Debra Messing never strays from her signature color. We’ve seen her with bright fire engine red, but are more enamored with her scarlet-cinnamon shade that pops against her pale skin and green eyes.

This is winter's version of sandy blonde. Flax brown sits perfectly in the middle of the spectrum between cool and warm, which makes it the prettiest neutral color in the bunch. (And we do love our neutrals.)

It's time to let that honey blonde hibernate until spring. Winter is the perfect time to embrace an ashy tone, like this beige blonde.

We're a sucker for caramels of all persuasions during the winter months—but especially when it comes to hair. Warm up your look to go with the cool weather by asking for caramel balayage highlights.

For those who want something that's low maintenance and natural, a golden-kissed beige blonde is the answer to anyone who has ever talked badly about dirty blonde. Ask for subtle color around the face and towards the ends.

You can make all-over blonde work for any base hair color if you make sure to blend the natural roots into the blonde color with strategically placed balayage streaks at the roots that blend down into more full-coverage color—yep, even the darkest browns.

Inspired by the whipped coffees that were once trending all over the Internet, this hair color is like caramel brunette mixed with milky blonde, thanks to seamlessly blended balayage highlights.

Meet copper red's sassier cousin. With a healthy dose of honey-golden red, your mane will be turning heads all winter long.

Apple cider red might be made for fall, but mulled wine red is everything for winter. Deep crimson or berry red is just the moody touch to tell your colorist.

This isn't your typical red hair color. More like a wonderfully warm, orangey shade of apricot, this is the buzziest color we'll be lusting over this season

You can't beat this cold-weather classic. Pair rich chocolatey locks with a cozy sweater, and you're basically winning at winter.

Whether you want to take the plunge with a totally new look or bring fresh life to your current color, we've rounded up the winter hair colors that'll be hot, hot, hot this season.

More like the moody purple of our wintry dreams, any woman who prefers a warm-toned hair color can absolutely make dark red work for her, seen here in a silky mauve red.

If you're not ready to let your brunette roots run wild, invest in touches of golden blonde around your face. It instantly brightens up your look without being too high on commitment.

Fall is finally here, and that means we need a trendy new haircut to go with it. We've got short, long, and everything in between to fit your autumn mood. Here are the best hairstyles for fall 2021.