Have you gotten your colors done yet? Getting your color analysis based on your skin tone, hair, and eye color is a game changer for your style now. First, we'll discover which colors you need to add to your wardrobe to accentuate your natural features if you are a Winter.

Clear Winter

The Clear Winter sparkles with a blinding shine. It is the most saturated of the winter seasons. Hair is dark, and eyes are bright and sparkling.

Best Colors

The Clear Winter palette contains cool colors. Flattering shades include beautiful jewel tones, such as sapphire blue, emerald green, ruby red and amethyst. You look good in vivid and icy colors but avoid light, earthy tones and pale pastels.

Neutral Colors

Neutrals are great as base colors for you. Make sure you select the appropriate colors based on your personal style, what makes you feel comfortable and what your fashion goals are. This is valid for all Winter types.

Complementary Colors

Choose complementary and accent colors to create high-contrast combinations. Pair very light colors with very dark colors or opt for dramatically different hues that are opposite of each other on the color wheel. For example, you could pair black with lemon yellow or hot pink with teal to bring intensity into your outfit.

Deep Winter

The Deep Winter is the darkest Winter with deep eyes and naturally dark hair. Eyes can be dark brown, almost black, dark blue and deep hazel. Naturally light hair or light eyes means Deep Winter is not your season.

Best Colors

The Deep Winter palette contains dark and vivid colors. Black, navy and charcoal will be staples of your wardrobe. Traditional base shades make it easy to build a great core wardrobe. You can dress your looks up with a shot of hot pink or Chinese blue. 

Complementary Colors

Choose complementary and accent colors to create combinations that mirror the high contrast that exists in your natural appearance. For example, you could mix a light neutral with a dark accent color. You could try mixing a darker neutral with a brighter accent color. Avoid extreme contrast combinations as they may look overwhelming on you. You should also avoid an all-light look since your natural coloring is dark.

Cool / Classic Winter

The Cool Winter season is the coolest and the lightest Winter. Despite being a Winter whose coloring is always strong compared to other Winters, her coloring is slightly delicate and shows no signs of warmth in her eyes, skin and hair. Eyes are very often blue but could also be steel grey, cool green or cool hazel.

Best Colors

The Cool Winter palette contains lots of fabulous blues such as Chinese blue, royal blue, navy and hot turquoise. Other cool and icy colors you can pull of include emerald green, true blue, magenta, fuchsia, frosty pink and icy violet. Black will look great on you as it does on all winter types.

Complimentary Colors

Choose complementary and accent colors to create combinations that mirror the high contrast that exists in your natural appearance and intensify it. One idea is to mix a light neutral with a dark or bright accent color. You could also try a darker neutral with a lighter or brighter accent color. Avoid extreme contrast combinations as they may look overwhelming on you.

Even though the tones and hues differ based on the intensity of your Winterness, the base colors are all the same. The best collection for you would be Lavender with its gorgeous lilacs and different shades of blue and green. 

Discover the collection on the website and start shopping based on your colors now!