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Your season

Bright Winter

Green eyes and red or auburn hair

Cool and electric - jewel brights with icy sparkle.

Your colors, on clothes

  • Ruby Pink, #E0115F Ruby Pink
  • Cobalt, #536DFE Cobalt
  • Emerald, #00A86B Emerald
  • Ice Lilac, #E4DBF5 Ice Lilac
  • Shocking Pink, #F72585 Shocking Pink
  • Turquoise Flash, #12E2D8 Turquoise Flash

Now put your own clothes in these colors.

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Your neutrals

  • Blue Charcoal #2C3340
  • Cold Mahogany #6C2833
  • Cool Navy #23346B
  • Frost Grey #BAC3CD
  • Glacier Blue #C6D8E8
  • Graphite #4A4F58
  • Winter Denim #40598C

Your statements

  • Cobalt #3D5AFE
  • Emerald #00A86B
  • Ruby Pink #E0115F
  • Shocking Pink #F72585

Brightens your eyes

  • Bright Plum #7C2E90
  • Cold Aubergine #4A1F4F
  • Orchid Flash #C348C8

Your soft romantics

  • Ice Lilac #E4DBF5
  • Icy Pink #F3CFDF

Your metals

  • Chrome #C0C5CC
  • Polished Silver #D6D9DE
  • White Gold #E4DCC4

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More about bright winter

Red auburn hair with green eyes is the classic pairing, and it is also the easiest one to overcook with warm colors. Cold mahogany matches your hair honestly, and bright plum across from your eyes keeps the green from disappearing into it.

Cool and electric - jewel brights with icy sparkle.

Bright winter is cool and electric, and the palette is genuinely vivid: cobalt, emerald and a pink that is closer to neon than to rose. The icy neutrals are what make it wearable, because one bright against ice white is striking and two brights against each other is a costume.

Three combinations to try first
Neon FrostShocking pink on true black - you're one of the few who can wear electricity.
Cobalt HourCobalt with a turquoise flash against ice - clear, cold, and dazzling.
Ruby IceRuby pink grounded by navy reads jewel-box rich - icy white sharpens it.
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Your exact colors

Your exact palette depends on your eyes and hair as well as your season.