### Color Palette: Доріан Грей

This color palette is inspired by Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray," evoking themes of beauty, decadence, and moral ambiguity. Each color captures the essence of the story, reflecting the opulent yet dark atmosphere surrounding Dorian Gray's character.

1. **Opulent Gold**
   - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #CDAA6B
                        
   - **Description:** A rich, warm gold that symbolizes wealth and luxury, reminiscent of the lavish lifestyle Dorian indulges in.

2. **Deep Crimson**
   - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #9B1B30
                        
   - **Description:** A deep, passionate red that represents desire and the darker aspects of Dorian's life as he descends into moral decay.

3. **Mysterious Emerald**
   - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #4A7C4D
                        
   - **Description:** A lush, deep green that evokes the beauty of nature and the envy that arises from Dorian's eternal youth and charm.

4. **Ethereal Lavender**
   - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #E2C2E5
                        
   - **Description:** A soft lavender that captures the fleeting beauty and innocence associated with youth, contrasting with the darker themes of the narrative.

5. **Shadowy Charcoal**
   - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #4B4D4F
                        
   - **Description:** A dark, muted charcoal that reflects the mysterious and sinister undertones of Dorian's secret and the effects of his choices.

6. **Pale Ivory**
   - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #F6F0E8
                        
   - **Description:** A delicate ivory that symbolizes purity and the façade of innocence that hides the true nature of Dorian's character.

This palette combines luxurious and moody tones that encapsulate the duality of beauty and corruption central to "The Picture of Dorian Gray."