Expert insights into colour analysis, seasonal palettes and how colour influences identity, confidence and personal presence. This category explores how to use colour strategically within a modern, considered wardrobe.
Light, bright and clear, the Warm Spring colour palette is like a bouquet of Spring flowers. It’s full of colour – think bright green, sunny yellow, peachy pink and orange. There are absolutely no cool tones here! Can you wear these colours effortlessly? Then you could be a Warm Spring (also known as a True […]
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Deep, bright and icy, Cool Winter has the most vibrant colour palette of the four 4-seasons. Picture a winter scene – everything is clear, crisp and lacking any real warmth. Winter colouring is intense and high contrast, which is why Winter types shine in black and jewel-like colours. Think bold scarlet, bright white, emerald green
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Light, muted and gentle, Cool Summer has one of the prettiest colour palettes of the 4-seasons. Imagine an English country garden – everything is soft and blended with delicate washes of colour. When Cool Summer (also known as True Summer) skin tones match this natural colouring to their wardrobe they look younger, healthier and more
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Understanding what warm colours are – and how they differ from cool colours – is key if you want to create a harmonious wardrobe and find colours that flatter your complexion. So, what exactly makes a colour “warm”? In this post, I share everything you need to know about warm colours: what they are, examples
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“But how do you know what colours are cool?” – I get asked this a lot. Defining cool colours and knowing the difference between warm colours, is a key part of creating a wardrobe that works and finding colours that flatter your complexion. In this post, I share everything you need to know about cool
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Find out if you should wear white or cream by carrying out a few simple tests. These will help you determine if you are likely to have warm or cool undertones – or neutral undertones! Basically, the best way to do this is to focus on looking at the under-eye area place a white T-shirt
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What interested me was never really whether colour could flatter someone. Most colours flatter someone, in the right context. What I kept noticing – in my own wardrobe and in the wardrobes of clients – was something harder to explain. Why certain colours that once felt right suddenly stopped feeling right. Why women with full,
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