Sweater weather has arrived, and with it a craving for warmer, richer hair.

This season, the most-wanted shades sound like a pastry case, from chocolate brown to cinnamon red. Warm and glossy, they catch the low autumn light beautifully. Think of them as comfort food for your hair.

Best of all, they look healthy and expensive with surprisingly little effort. Here are the colors the stars are wearing right now, and how to make them yours.

Old Hollywood Started the Craze

In the 1940s, Rita Hayworth traded her natural dark hair for a famous auburn. Around the same time, Lucille Ball turned her vivid red into a trademark. Both stars proved that a bold shade can become a whole identity.

Hailey Bieber Makes a Case for Chocolate Brown

At the CFDA Awards in New York earlier this month, Hailey Bieber wore her chocolate brown hair in bouncy, glossy waves. Ask your colorist for soft lowlights to keep the shade multidimensional.

Go Deeper With Espresso

Sophie Turner arrived at the Ballon d’Or in London with sleek, espresso brunette waves. This almost-black brown feels sophisticated and pairs beautifully with an all-black outfit.

Kendall Jenner Keeps Brunette Sleek

At the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles, Kendall Jenner wore her deep brunette hair in a polished low bun. The rich shade looked striking against her graphic black-and-white gown.

Isla Fisher Owns Cinnamon Red

Isla Fisher is the reigning queen of cinnamon red, as she proved at an awards night in London this November. The spicy copper-brown tone glows against fair skin. Ask for golden lowlights to keep it warm and luminous.

Copper Comes in Many Flavors

Two redheads, two glorious variations. Julianne Moore wears a deep auburn, while Amy Adams opts for a brighter strawberry copper that looks lovely with soft pink make-up.

Honey Blonde Warms Up Lighter Strands

For blondes, the season’s move is honey. Jennifer Lawrence stepped out in New York this week with golden, sun-warmed lengths that look effortlessly expensive. Soft face-framing highlights keep the look bright all winter.

How to Keep Your Color Glossy

Rich shades fade faster in winter. A color-safe shampoo and a weekly gloss treatment will keep them vibrant between salon visits.