Starbucks Red Holiday Cups are Back with a New Design! [PHOTOS]

Halloween has passed, and what that means is that Thanksgiving is next upon us. But seriously, who cares, because Starbucks has unveiled the new design for their red holiday cups and that's all we can talk about.

The new design reportedly begins selling today! Yes, Nov. 1, is the first day of sale, and The Huffington Post reports that the new design is not only elegant but also beautiful.

Which, you know, isn't really that shocking. But of course, they are little plainer.

 It's the return of the #RedCups! Show us your creativity by tagging your photo #RedCupContest for a chance to win. See link in bio for more info. Open to Legal residents of the 50 United States (D.C.) and Canada, 18 years or older. Enter Contest by: 11/5/15 at 11:59 pm PT. For Official Rules, including prize descriptions, visit https://sbux.co/redcupcontest. Five grand prizes of $500 available to be won. Void where prohibited.

A photo posted by Starbucks Coffee ☕ (@starbucks) on Nov 1, 2015 at 8:00am PST

Yes, the new holiday cups from Starbucks are just red, but they're still beautiful, aren't they? Twitter certainly thought so:

ITS RED CUP SEASON AT STARBUCKS THAT MEANS ITS CHRISTMAS TIME TO GET CHRISTMASSY — marissa has (@youtubersinbed) November 1, 2015

The fact that Starbucks #RedCups gives u a little red cup emoji means Starbucks is just that much more amazing ❤️

— Hayleyy (@halesannexo) November 1, 2015

Holy hell, @Starbucks gave me a red cup this morning. It's toooooooo soon. — Shauna Gallagher (@ShaunaGallagher) November 1, 2015

ITS RED CUP SEASON FOR STARBUCKS AHHHHHHH

— hannah (@hannuhbianca) November 1, 2015

Starbucks explains that the new cups feature "a two-toned ombré design, with a bright poppy color on top that shades into a darker cranberry below."

Furthermore, the coffee giant's VP of Design and Content, Jeffrey Fields, explains, "We have anchored the design with the classic Starbucks holiday red that is bright and exciting. The ombré creates a distinctive dimension, fluidity and weightedness."

So, folks, stop reading and head to your nearest Starbucks!