ORLY's Boyce predicts more muted tones for fall, saying, "These colors are very grounding. The world has been so chaotic and stressful, these more muted shades can remind people to relax." This shade from ORLY features a pink undertone but still understated hue.

Gray tones also offer the grounding effect that Boyce says will be big come fall. This clay-hued option from Olive & June offers a soothing cool tone and pairs well with any fall ensemble thanks to its neutrality.

Although summer is all about vibrant hues, Lisa Logan of Nails Inc. says colorful statement nails can still be big when the seasons change. She recommends the deep green from this nail duo, which also features a golden metallic shade for a shimmery pop.

For those hesitant to give up summer's bold, bright hues, oranges — like this one from Habit — are a great option thanks to their pumpkin-y aesthetic that lends a pop of color and major fall vibes.

Nail artist Mimi D predicts jewel tones, like this bottle from OPI, for fall 2020. The rich and bold shade is eye-catching but not the neon royal blue you might wear in warmer weather.

This slightly brighter orange from Essie is a spin on a classic pumpkin shade. The pearl finish adds a little luster, too.

Mented began as a brand dedicated to helping women of color find their perfect nude lipstick, and it does the same with polish: The brand carries three shades of nude that work for all skin types. Try one of them this fall if you want to keep things simple.

Just like the always on-trend berry lip, a deep berry nail never goes out of style. Think of it as a transitional color that'll carry you from those summertime corals to the classic reds of the holiday season.

If you want to give your basic black mani a little something extra this Halloween, add a hint of sparkle. Plus, Pacifica's applicator is vegan, and the polish 7-free.

With deep forest greens and navies in the mix for fall, teal makes for a great middle ground. The color is brighter than its trendy counterparts but still a more muted approach for the season.

Just as slate and marble gray will be on trend, earthy browns provide a classic neutral look that'll carry you through any occasion this season.

If sapphire jewel tones feel a bit too bright for your cozy fall vibes, navy is a great alternative. Logan sees the deeper shade being popular, and it's great for those who want to embrace dark shades without going all out with a black nail.

If you want to add a bit of glamour to your jewel tones, amp up your shade with a duochrome reflect. This option from Lights Lacquer gives a rich amethyst a bright blue duochrome shift for added drama.

Fall doesn't have to mean a break from bold colors. If you're looking to switch up your manicure from summery lemon shades, a deeper, more golden mustard tone will make the transition smooth.

For those who love a classic red, a rustier tone for fall is the perfect transitional manicure before you go stop-sign red for the holidays.

Bronze isn't just for summer. This deep, Champagne-toned bronze offers glamour with its shimmering finish and gives the nail a more subtle appearance than your average metallic.

Pink may be a color associated with spring, but a cool mauve undertone — like this one from Chanel — makes the shade fall ready.

Olive is a mainstay when it comes to fashion and beauty every year, and with experts like Darlene suggesting earthy shades, it remains a great option for your manicure this season.

Deep hunter greens and sages are both big for fall 2020, but if you're looking for something with a bit more pop, a metallic emerald takes those earthy, woodsy tones up a notch.

If deep red hues or terracotta tones don't feel quite right, plum shades can give you the warmth of fall in a cool tone color palette.