33 Blonde Hair Colors for Fall To Take Straight To Your Stylist

For the fall months, we're all about the low-maintenance hair colors, and this grown-out, subtle brown-to-blonde ombre just may be our new obsession.

A warm root color fades into cool-toned ends for a silvery color that maintains its dimension.

Shiny, yet subtle highlights deliver a gorgeous sun-kissed effect that's perfect to lighten up the fall months.

With a touch of ashy mauve, this cool beige blonde blends well into naturally dark roots.

Bronde: the perfect middle ground between blonde and brunette. A perfect solution for brunettes looking to go lighter or blondes who want to try out a darker shade.

We don't know about you, but we're obsessed with this hair color that just so happens to be named after our favorite fall breakfast.

Brown fades into warm blonde in this fall shade. Lighter highlights blend into the balayage to create a multi-dimensional look.

If you haven't already gotten on board with mushroom blonde, now is the time. This earthy color is a great, understated yet dynamic tone for the fall.

The balayage technique creates a masterful transition between colors to minimize maintenance and upkeep, while still delivering a gorgeous highlighted color.

This blonde shade is accented by notes of light, creamy peach for a look that's perfect for autumn.

Caramel tones lift up the dark blonde base color to create a glowy, sun-kissed look.

This brown-to-blonde ombre embraces pronounced roots for a lovely dimensional effect. Plus, it's super low-maintenance.

This understated blonde captures the light in the most magical ways. It's warm and natural, but still makes a statement.

For those looking to make a statement, try out high-contrast color. The dark roots mellow out the bright ends for a stormy autumnal shade that the stylist dubs "Desert Sandstorm."

Anyone else getting on-trend Elsa vibes with this one? We love how stylist Kandace Luck gave the iciest shade of all an up-to-date treatment by allowing the lowlights to shine.

With light blonde framing the face and peachy blonde painted down to the ends, this style is so multi-dimensional.

This blonde is truly kissed with gold. All your friends will be asking if it's natural.

You've heard of strawberry blonde, but have you heard of peach blonde? Yes, peach cobbler hair is a thing, and this subtler version of the trend adds peach notes to a mid-toned blonde to make a color meant for the fall.

This color is perfect for those with cool skin tones who still want a little warmth. The natural ombre is sleek and sophisticated.

This borderline hue blends brunette and blonde to create an ashy, yet still bright look. Ask your stylist for ash or neutral blonde balayage.

This caramel color has us dreaming of our favorite fall beverage, the pumpkin spice latte. Dark roots give way to light, cinnamon-hued highlights for a warm effect.

Even the iciest blonde can have manageable upkeep with a little help from the low-maintenance hair color trend we'll never tire of: balayage. Stylist Kandace Luck styled the thinned-out cut a gentle bend to show off the dimensional tones.

This hair color is sleek and sophisticated, with a subtle balayage that brings life to this mushroom-inspired color.

We're absolutely smitten by these copper-colored curls. They simply shine with golden accents and bouncy texture.

In the depths of fall or winter, a bright icy blonde will really pop against dark sweaters or coats.

A cool-toned ombre that leaves your hair looking deliciously voluminous and oh-so creamy.

This darker golden color is lower-maintenance than your bright summer blonde, with shiny highlights that still pop in all the right ways.

You can never go wrong with the ever-classic strawberry blonde. This shade is guaranteed to warm your complexion and pop against all those changing fall leaves.

These stunning blonde waves incorporate warm- and cool-toned highlights to create a multi-dimensional, golden effect.

This highlighted blonde is layered to be brightest on the strand right around the face (called the "moneypiece") to really draw eyes.

A few years ago, we'd be terrified of shadow roots, but the trend of leaving your roots dark has made a serious comeback.

These honeyed hues are made for days around the campfire. A subtle balayage keeps the look fresh and effortless.

We love this warmed-up blonde by stylist Kandace Luck that has us dreaming about chestnuts roasting on an open fire. The balayage technique allows for less salon visits, but without sacrificing your fresh-from-the-chair look.