Say yes to soothing, earthy green this fall. Not only is it predicted to be a big shade for manicures, it's also the perfect way to incorporate color into a sea of fall oranges, reds, and browns.

Patrick Ta's look on Dixie D'Amelio is quintessentially fall with its mix of deep, smoky browns and pop of bronze glitter.

While makeup artist Nam Vo's video focuses on her orange lip color, don't overlook those eyes. The sheer wash of golden glitter over her lid and into her crease pairs perfectly with a trendy bold berry or black lip this fall.

Sometimes, one color is all you need. Taylor Wynn's mustard eye from her lid to her crease is both trendy and easy and easy to create.

Shout out to Meghan Markle for this one. The blue shadow she wore to her last royal appearance was a mood, and it's one to carry into fall 2020.

Fenty Beauty's global makeup artist Hector Espinal recently gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at the brand's new wine-themed Snap Shadow: The plum lid blends seamlessly into a warm-toned brown crease for a dramatic, pinot noir-themed eye.

Patrick Starrr may be a brand owner now, but he's still an influencer. His shimmery olive shadow is in keeping with green being a major fall 2020 trend.

For those who have tried to accomplish the no-makeup makeup look, you know that there is, in fact, makeup involved. Although smoky eyes and bold colors may otherwise dominate fall, don't discount neutrals if you're a natural makeup lover at heart.

Nyma Tang said summer was canceled with this look. The golden, shimmery lid, which blends into an autumnal pumpkin hue, proves you can still rock vibrant color through the season.

It's not all about jet black liner this fall. Switch things up with a softer shade, like Pony's gray, for a more subtle effect.

Yes, inner corner color is still a thing. Placing shades — like Shelbey Wilson's shimmery yellow-gold — in the corner allows wearers to play with autumnal hues in a way that's both quick and easy to apply.

Samantha Ravndahl's shadow look pairs classic autumnal plum and berry shades with a pop of glitter in the center to create a halo eye. Put this in rotation if you're looking for a date night look.

Celebrity makeup artist Lisa Eldridge created this bronze-meets-purple metallic halo eye on Cara Delevingne, and from its use of two unexpected hues to the pop of glitter in the center, the look is proof that mixing metallic hues will be major this fall.

That graphic liner from summer? It's not going anywhere. This plum option from Katie Jane Hughes is the perfect example of a trend you'll keep seeing this season.

Fall glam isn't just about smoky eyes and bronze glitter — a soft, defined eye using matte nude shadows defies seasons.

Although cooler tones haven't been at the top of the trend list the past few seasons, that's changing this fall. This silver smoky eye is both bright and dramatic.

Deep plums may not be for everyone, but that's why mauve exists. The smoky, diffused purple tone is a great alternative to the more dramatic hue.

Sage and olive aren't the only green hues having a moment. Hunter green, in all its forms — matte, metallic, or shimmer — is a must-try.

Sweep some shimmery copper onto your lid, blend it into your crease, and you've got a simple, one-color look perfect for fall.

Nope, this trend isn't going away either. Whether you're aiming to channel your inner '90s supermodel or just want a simple sweep of color, matte shadow can do it all.