The spectacular spectrum of Celine tells a story of effortless Parisian elegance. It is bold and understated, reserved yet rebellious. In this guide, we’ll showcase the most popular Celine colors, a palette so delectable and in demand—it’s irresistible: Tan, Grey, Taupe, Indigo, Red, Amazone, White, Citron, Ochre, and Pink. Let’s dip into each and highlight the best hue for you.

Celine Browns: Tan

A blend of warm honey and rich caramel, Celine Tan is akin to a polished bronze—regal and classic. Most triumphant in the house’s leather goods, Tan develops a beautiful patina over time, reflecting the journey of its owner. Tan’s most common textile combinations are natural calfskin, sleek calfskin, suede calfskin, vegetal calfskin, and lambskin.

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Celine Grey will brighten any day. It’s a chameleon-like neutral that is urban and elevated. Harkening back to the morning mist of the Seine, Celine Grey is the perfect foundation for any outfit and the brand’s French roots. Grey’s most common textile combinations are croc stamped nubuck, grained calfskin, nubuck calfskin, and paperweight calfskin.

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Enigmatic yet approachable, Celine Taupe is a versatile hue that feels grounded and ethereal. Synonymous with understated luxury, Taupe can blend into any wardrobe while retaining its distinct elegance. Taupe’s most common textile combinations are baby grained calfskin, grained calfskin, smooth calfskin, and suede calfskin.

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Deep and contemplative, Indigo provides depth and character to the product and wearer alike. Celine’s Indigo has a nautical feel, leaning more blue than purple, drawing inspiration from the ocean’s endless expanse. Indigo’s most common textile combinations are bullhide calfskin, drummed calfskin, suede calfskin, and supple calfskin.

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Peppered with orange undertones, Celine’s signature Red radiates excitement and vibrancy. It’s reminiscent of strawberries on a warm summer day and will invite admiration any time of year. Red’s most common textile combinations are drummed calfskin, supple calfskin, box calfskin, palmelato calfskin, and lambskin.

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Amazone is an everglade green that captures wild reptilian tones. The color shifts between shadows and brilliance, reflecting the allure of dense forest canopies and the power of sleek, scaled armor. Amazone’s most common textile combinations are shiny calfskin, grained calfskin, box calfskin, and lambskin.

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Crisp as morning snow on a Parisian rooftop, Celine’s White glows with subtle silver undertones. It brings pristine luxury to every piece it graces, melting hearts with its playful, powdery presence. White’s most common textile combinations are bullhide calfskin, haircalf, paperweight calfskin, satin calfskin, goatskin, and lambskin.

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Perfect for a pop of color, Citron, as the name suggests, is a lemon-yellow that is as refreshing as it is striking. Citron can create a harmonious and soothing palette when paired with a neutral. It catches attention as effortlessly as the light. Citron’s most common textile combination is drummed calfskin.

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Deriving its name from the earth’s natural clay pigments, Ochre is a rich shade of yellow with deep orange undertones. Its earthiness infuses products with warmth and comfort while doubling as a personal piece of creative expression. Ochre’s most common textile combinations are drummed calfskin and grained calfskin.

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Like a cherry blossom’s petals, Celine’s classic Pink is delicate and feminine. This romantic and youthful color adds a soft touch to any ensemble. Its light rose hues come into bloom with Celine’s iconic lineup of bags. Pink’s most common textile combinations are shiny calfskin, grained calfskin, and smooth calfskin.

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Celine’s richly colored accessories are as pleasant to the eyes as they are to the touch. We hope you’ve discovered the right shade for you and the best splash of color to add to your timeless wardrobe.

Feeling colorful? Dip your brush into more FASHIONPHILE color guides, including A Guide to the Most Popular Bottega Veneta Colors, A Quick Guide Comparing Hermes Colors & Leathers, and A Goyard Shopping Guide: Colors & Prints.

By: Yasmine N. El-Azzeh
Staff Writer, FASHIONPHILE