Spring
Colors (warm):
Ivory / Peach skin
Gold or creamy undertones
Gold or creamy undertones
Springs can wear very pale, soft
colors, such as peach, camel, golden yellow, golden brown, and aqua. They also
look good in ivory, bright greens, true reds, clear blues and coral. Avoid
colors that are too dull and muted or too dark. Avoid black and white, which
are also too contrasting.
Examples of people that are Springs
(note that they often do not wear their correct colors)
Notice the warmth in their skin and
overall lack of contrast.
Autumn
Colors (warm):
Orange Skin
Gold or peach undertones
Gold or peach undertones
Autumn profiles have a lot of depth
to their warm skin tone. Rich golden, spicy, and earthy colors will accent the
complexion. Autumns can wear both muted and rich warm colors that are seen in
autumn leaves such as camel, beige, olive, orange, gold, and dark brown. They
also look great in a rich warm grey.
Autumn and Winter people have
greater latitude with what colors they wear, so long as they avoid pastels.
Examples of people that are Autumn
Notice their skin is also warm, but
they are more contrasting.
Summer
Colors (cool):
Pink / Pale skin
Blue or Pink undertones
Blue or Pink undertones
Summer is a cool tone with blue or
pink undertones and a low level of contrast between their hair, eye color and
skin tone. They need soft neutrals and pastels, as well as muted colors with
cool undertones. Powder blue, dusty pink, mauve, lavender, plum, and pale
yellow will complement them. Avoid intense, vivid hues because they will look
harsh. Earth tones, black and orange will also drown out the skin.
Spring and summer people have the
hardest time figuring out what they should wear for some reason. Quite often
spring people think they are summers and summer people think they are winter.
Examples of people that are Summer
Notice the skin is cool and there is
less contrast in their features.
Winter
Colors (cool):
Winter profiles have a lot of depth
to their coloring and a lot of contrast between their hair color, eye color and
skin tone. Winters need hues that are sharp, stark and clear to complement
their skin. They look best in intense, rich colors, like black, navy blue, red,
and hot pink. For lighter colors, wear bright white or icy pastels, such as
cool blues, pinks and yellows. Avoid earthy tones and subdued colors like
beige, orange and gold as they will make the skin look unhealthy.
Winter also looks good in black and
white. Wintercan generally wear a larger range of colors because they are more
contrasting. Pink, blue or green undertones are all cool, so cool colors will
always work. Adding grey to a color also makes it work well for Winters.
Winter can also be white, blonde
hair and pale, white skin if they have contrasting features.
Examples of people that are Winter
Notice the skin has cool undertones
such as green, blue or pink, and they have stronger contrast.
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