Good color. More ways to wear it.
Explore your colors, find fresh outfit ideas, and get more from the clothes you own. Simple guides, useful comparisons, and plenty to see.
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Bright spring vs bright winter: warmth decides
Compare Tangerine with Cobalt to separate Bright Spring from Bright Winter. Both are clear and bright, so warmth decides.
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Deep winter colors to avoid, and what to wear instead
Swap camel for Slate and cream for Frost White. Peach goes to Berry Rose, and the camel coat you already own can stay in your closet.
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Cool summer vs cool winter: what decides it
Compare Crisp White with Soft White, then check hair depth only if neither wins, to tell cool summer from cool winter.
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Light summer vs soft summer: how soft is your coloring?
Both are cool, so warmth cannot decide. Hold a clear powder pink and a dusty rose at a window to tell light summer from soft summer.
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16 season color analysis: twelve versus sixteen
Sixteen seasons is several systems, not one. See how Brunger's sixteen and the Tonal four differ, then find where your label sits in the twelve.
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Soft autumn colors to avoid, and the swaps
Swap black for Olive and stark white for Warm Ivory. Cobalt goes to Deep Teal, and the black cardigan you own can stay in your closet.
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Light spring vs light summer: warm or cool?
Two palettes, both with a color called Petal Pink. One is warm, one is cool. Compare them at a window and settle which light season you are.
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Soft autumn vs true autumn: chroma decides
Both are warm, so warmth cannot decide. Compare the two Olive shades, one muted and one fuller, to tell soft autumn from true autumn.
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True winter vs deep winter: what decides it
Compare Black with Blackberry and settle depth before warmth to tell whether you are true winter or deep winter.
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True summer vs soft summer: which are you?
Compare French Blue with Steel Blue to see whether clear cool color or grayer softness suits you better, even with dark hair.
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Soft autumn capsule wardrobe: 12 pieces
Try 12 outfit combinations with Warm Ivory, Terracotta, Deep Teal and Sage tops, plus Camel, Warm Taupe and Olive bottoms. Start with clothes you own.
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Winter color palette: true, deep or bright winter?
Two tests pick your winter. Clear brights with hair much darker than skin mean bright winter. If not, dark coloring is deep winter and the rest is true winter.
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Soft autumn vs soft summer: the difference
Use gold versus silver and camel versus cool taupe to tell soft autumn from soft summer.
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Gold or silver: which should you wear?
Compare gold and silver in daylight. See how color, shine and your clothes can help you choose jewelry you enjoy wearing.
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Warm vs cool skin tone: beyond the vein test
Blue veins cannot settle warm vs cool undertones. Compare warm and cool fabrics in daylight, then try gold and silver as a second clue.
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What is color analysis?
Color analysis works out which colors suit your skin, hair and eyes. Here is what the twelve seasons mean and how your own gets decided.
