Do you waffle between outfits, not sure which colors look the most flattering on you? This quiz is for you! Understanding your color season can help you figure out which color palette looks best on you based on your eye color, hair color, and skin tone. Answer these 9 questions to learn if you’re a winter, spring, summer, or autumn!
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1. What sort of jewelry looks best on you?
Yellow gold.
Silver or white gold.
I love them both!
Neither, or I don’t wear jewelry.
2. Look at your wrists. Are your veins more bluish-green or purplish-blue?
Bluish-green.
Purplish-blue.
Uhh…blue? Just…blue.
I see blue, green, and purple.
3. What color are your eyes?
Dark brown or gold.
Black or gray.
Hazel or olive green.
Light green or blue.
4. Speaking of your eyes, how bright are they?
Very bright. People tell me that they pop.
Pretty bright, but only if I’m wearing certain colors.
They’re a little more stormy and gray.
Not very bright—they’re more muted.
5. Onto the hair! What color is yours?
Reddish brown or black.
Golden blonde, warm light brown, or red.
Bleach blonde, ash blonde, or ash brown.
Red, brown, or black with blue undertones.
6. Now, how light is your hair color?
Very light—like bleach-blonde light!
Pretty light—think ash blonde or light brown.
Pretty dark—think chestnut brown or deep red.
Extremely dark—if not pure black, then very deep brown.
7. Let's talk about skin tone next. How light is your skin?
My skin is very pale.
My skin is pretty light, but not super pale.
My skin is pretty dark, but not that dark.
My skin is very dark.
8. Compared to your skin tone, how much do your eyes and/or hair pop?
A lot! My eyes and/or hair are significantly darker or lighter than my skin.
A fair amount. My eyes and hair are a little darker/lighter, but it’s not that big of a contrast.
A little. My eyes and hair are almost the same value as my skin.
Not much. My eyes, hair, and skin are pretty much the same value—there’s no contrast.
9. As far as clothes go, what colors do you naturally gravitate towards?
Soft pastels and muted earth tones—like lilac, ballet slipper pink, sage green, or burnt orange.
Subdued dark colors—mostly blue, gray, or navy.
Bright, saturated hues—like firetruck red, piercing turquoise, or highlighter green.
Delicate, fresh shades—think sky blue, mint green, or sunshiny yellow.
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What is Seasonal Color Analysis?
Seasonal color analysis is one way to figure out which color palettes look the most flattering on you based on the hue (warm or cool), value (light or dark), and chroma (muted or bright) of your skin tone, eye color, and hair color. There are 4 color seasons—fall, winter, spring, and summer—and the color palettes associated with each season might be warm and fertile and earthy, cool and clear and light, or some combination of each:
Someone who is a spring will generally have warmer and lighter coloring and will look most flattering in bright, warm hues that mimic the freshness and new life of the springtime season. Many springs have peachy or golden undertones.
A summer will likely have cooler and lighter coloring and will look amazing in subtle, soft hues. Most summers have pinkish or bluish undertones.
If you’re an autumn, you likely have warmer and darker coloring and may look best in warm tones that match the crisp cozy oranges, browns, reds, and warm greens of fall.
As a winter, you probably have cooler and darker coloring and may look best in cool color palettes.
If your color season is warm (i.e., autumn or spring), you may want to wear more warm colors and yellow gold; if your season is cool (winter or summer), you may look best in cooler shades and silver. But color season analysis isn’t a hard-and-fast rule to follow—the most important thing is that you wear what you like and feel comfortable in, so if your seasonal color palette doesn’t align with your personal taste, just do you!
Want to learn more?
For more information about color theory and seasonal color analysis, check out these links:
https://theconceptwardrobe.com/colour-analysis-comprehensive-guides/seasonal-color-analysis-which-color-season-are-you
https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/collex/exhibits/originsof-color/color-theory/
https://siba.edu/students-explore-the-role-of-color-in-fashion-and-beauty/
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