The 10 Lipstick Colors You Need to Try This Fall

Nothing screams "fall" like a berry lipstick, which is why the color surges in popularity every year. This fall, try Pat McGrath Labs' take on the shade. It has a matte finish that's super pigmented without getting cakey or drying out your lips. 

From the woman to told us all to shine bright like diamonds, comes a lip gloss inspired by well, diamonds. Wear it alone for maximum shine, or tap it on top of your favorite lipstick if you're not willing to completely embrace lip gloss' comeback. 

Sure, this terracotta lipstick might look like and cost as much as a PSL, but there's nothing basic about it. The creamy, warm shade is the perfect option when your beloved coral lipstick just doesn't feel right for fall. 

If you're looking for an easy, everyday lipstick shade this mauvey-rose is a great option. The high-shine finish makes it comfortable to wear, plus you won't have to worry about smudges or it wearing off during the day. 

This fall you can party like Cardi — at least on your lips. If you're a fan of unexpected lipstick shades, Tom Ford's metallic blue Boys & Girls lipstick color named after the rapper is a must-try. 

Wearing a red lip in the summer is tough, but not impossible. However, now the heat and humidity is gone, there's no better time to wear a classic matte red lip. NARS' liquid formula dries with a natural finish that doesn't get flaky or dry with wear. Bonus: The tapered doe foot applicator makes it easy to line and fill in lips without messing up. 

Instead of a peachy-nude, switch to one with rich, warm undertones for fall. Clinique's lipstick is infused with skincare ingredients that'll help keep lips smooth all chapped-lips season long. 

Level-up your plum lipstick with this almost-black shade. Yes, wearing lipstick this dark can always be tricky if the formula doesn't hold up, but this Dior one offers up to 12 hours of wear. 

Get wine-stained lips — a fall lipstick trend that everyone loves year after year — with this easy-to-use liquid lipstick. It goes on like a liquid lipstick but dries into a powdery stain that doesn't fade, and more importantly, emphasize how dried-out your lips are. 

Not quite red, not quite pink, this is the *perfect* in-between shade to wear during fall's transitional weather. Even better, the formula is matte, but not too matte. It has a velvety finish.