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In lore, do the Incubi ever change the coloration of their armor or different parts of their armor to represent different shrine or allegiances? I know Craftworld Aspect Warriors usually keep a respective main color, but they may accent their armor with different colors to show Craftworld allegiances. Is anything like that established in lore for Incubi?

It’s theoretically my models and I can do whatever I want with them, so no one need tell me, but, for examples, SM chaplains wearing black or Apothecaries wearing white, etc—are there any established traditional guidelines for Incubi armor?

Aside from the traitors joining the Ynnari I've never heard of any Incubi changing their armour colour. But let's face it - who's going to argue with them? Nobody that's who.

The 5th ed. Dark Eldar codex shows five different Incubi colour schemes in the model showcase section.

The 3rd edition studio Cabal of the Black Heart army had different coloured incubi to those in the 3rd ed. codex (to match the Cabal colours).

The artwork in the current 8th ed. codex is a different colour scheme to the studio models.