Fair skin with strong features can read high in contrast, and a clear lip may carry the whole look.
- Fuchsia
Fair to deep skinNavy #1B2C5A
Your season is 26 colors to wear and to mix. Start with three.
Tap to mix
At the window#D32C9A
Dusty mauve can go quiet
Fuchsia keeps its edge by a window.
On a video call#2B6FE0
Camel can look muted
Cobalt stays vivid on a small screen.
In the closet#343A42
Rust can look dull
Charcoal, pure white and black sit sharp.
Tradition Stylist practice. No study tests season color lists.
26colors, named
Each drop is the closest color next door. Tap one.
Hold it to your face
Two answers? They are often next door.
Bright Winter your season
Bright Spring the neighbor
Both are very clear. Bright Spring leans warm where Bright Winter leans cool.
Swap a sharp blue-red for a sharp coral-red, then cool white for ivory, one change at a time. Hold each under your chin by a window. The one that does not yellow or redden your skin is the closer season.
Bright Winter your season
True Winter the neighbor
Both lean cool. Bright Winter is sharper, where True Winter is clear but a little less vivid.
Hold a clean blue-red under your chin by a window, then a sharper, more vivid one at the same depth. If the vivid one keeps your face first, you are closer to Bright Winter. If it feels loud, True Winter is closer.
Your skin
Fair skin with strong features can read high in contrast, and a clear lip may carry the whole look.
A tan can shift your depth reading, so run the strip again in another season.
Olive tends to sit between warm and cool, so a very warm red can pull yellow.
On deep skin, Bright Winter colors tend to read strong in their purest versions, like clear fuchsia or cobalt.
Use it
Photos carry their own light, and a consultant's room has another. The two answers are often next door: Bright Spring and True Winter. Hold both to your face by a window.
Fair skin with strong features can read high in contrast, and a clear lip may carry the whole look. With a rested face, compare a clear fuchsia with a softer pink by a window and see which keeps your face first.
No. Black, charcoal and pure white are your neutrals. Wear black near your face and add one vivid color so it does not go flat.
Some systems use other names for the same idea, and Clear Winter is a common one for what I call Bright Winter. The twelve season names are a convention, so they drift between sources. Judge a palette by what its colors do next to your face, not by the label.
Black and pure white tend to suit a clear coloring, and together they give it a sharp frame. If a very stark pairing feels heavy, charcoal or navy sits a step or two lighter. Put the vivid color where your face meets it first.
Defined color tends to read best, like clean browns or black, without a gray cast. Soft, blended color can read quieter than a clear coloring. If you dye your hair, tell the test it is dyed, or keep your natural color and bring the palette in through clothes and makeup.
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