20 Stunning Dark Brown Hair Colors for Every Skin Tone

Naomi's signature long hair always looks flawless, and this loose, wavy look is no exception. Her dark chocolate-brown locks are accented with a toasted-brown shade at the tips and around the face, highlighting Naomi's red-carpet ready glam.

Mila's glamorous look includes a dramatic side part, with all of her rich, umber tresses swept over to one side. To get Mila's silky shine without any pesky frizz or flyaways, apply a pump of John Frieda Frizz Ease Extra Strength Serum ($10).

Zendaya's natural curls are a deep, dark brunette, with a subtle tint of light brown at the top of her head. The dark hue is a perfect compliment to her bright, rosy ensemble and glossy lip.

While Laura's silky locks look darker at the roots, the tips have a soft, hickory hue that perfectly match her eyes. Paired with a deep emerald green dress and bright earrings to match, this look feels deeply elegant.

Emily Ratajkowski's brunette locks have an easy, relaxed feel. We like that half of her hair is pushed back behind her ears, an the other half tumbles in front. If you want to obtain this sleek, yet carefree look (even on the hottest, most humid days) finish your hair routine with a spritz of Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Anti-Frizz Serum ($7).

Shay Mitchell's long, pin-straight dark brunette hair is melded with caramel highlights. If this length is the epitome of your hair goals, try Playa's Ritual Hair Oil ($38). Not only does it lock-in moisture and help repair damaged hair, but it infuses the hair with essential antioxidants and nutrients that will help it grow faster and healthier.

We've always loved Kendall Jenner's dark walnut hue, and couldn't be more obsessed with this unfussy, yet polished bun. With the ends of her hair loose, this look definitively adds some playfulness to a more formal event.

Rooney Mara proves that even the darkest brunette color won't be too harsh for fair skin. Rooney's clean middle part and pulled back style allows one of the biggest hair trends of the moment to shine: the statement headband.

Lupita Nyong'o wears her dark-brunette shade in its beautiful natural state. Sporting this gorgeous, asymmetrical style, Lupita is always one of our favorites to watch when award season comes around.

Meghan Markle's dark brunette hair has lighter highlights intertwined toward the tips. With her long, ribboned tresses, we simply must state the obvious: it's the ultimate princess hair!

While lobs have certainly been a popular hair trend, Rashida Jones reminds us that the classic bob never goes out of style. Paired with feathery bangs and gold statement earrings, her dark-brown locks look polished yet relaxed.

Park So-dam starred in Parasite, one of the biggest movies of the year, so we've had the pleasure of witnessing her award season looks, including this one. Her dark-auburn hair is pulled up and away from her face, leaving just a few strands down and around her face.

The 90's double top knots are making a major comeback, and just by looking at Constance Wu's take, it's not hard to see why. Her dark-brown locks are twisted up in symmetrical buns, with loose, wavy strands falling around her face. If you join in on the top knot craze, keep them intact with L'Oreal Paris Elnett Satin Extra Strong Hold Hairspray ($13).

In another 90s inspired look, Bella Hadid pulls half of her dark-chestnut hued hair up into a high ponytail, elongating her face and bringing attention to her mesmerizing blueish-green eyes.

Viola Davis's bouncy ringlets are a rich, dark-walnut shade, which brings a toasty warmth to her chic black ensemble and classic red lip. To keep your curls hydrated and free of frizz like Viola, try Bumble and bumble's Curl Anti-Humidity Gel-Oil ($30).

Selena Gomez looks effortlessly chic in her long bob that playfully swoops at the tips. Her chocolate hued locks have auburn highlights, which are especially prominent around her face. When we said dark-brown goes with anything, we meant it: even lime green!

Elizabeth Olsen's dark-brown locks are slicked back and tucked behind her ears, bringing full attention to her bright-red lip shade. Paired with a chic white suit, Olsen fully pulls off a classic, elegant look. Use OUAI's Matte Pomade ($24) if you want to mimic Olsen's slicked-back style.

Jamie Chung takes the classic gray suit and elevates it with bold, black eyeliner, light-gray eyeshadow, and letting a few strands of her wavy, dark-auburn locks fall gracefully next to her face.

Adriana Lima is serving us old Hollywood galmour with this look. Her deeply dark brunette hair is parted at the side and pinned back, with big, sculped waves. Paired with a cat eye and dark-red lip, this style is perfect for a special night out.

Just call her Ariana Ombré. In her signature high ponytail, Ariana's dark-brown roots slowly become a honey bronde, reminding us that there's no color (or musical note, for that matter) that she can't pull off.