True Winter
High contrast, cool, and crisp. Black, optic white, cobalt, fuchsia, cherry red, emerald, and icy pastels tend to work better than camel, rust, or warm beige.
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Seasonal color analysis guides
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Bright Winter
Cool-neutral, clear, and energetic. Electric blue, hot pink, clear red, violet, turquoise, and bright white often beat dusty or muted colors.
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Dark Winter
Deep, cool-neutral, and dramatic. Try black, deep navy, burgundy, pine, aubergine, ruby, pewter, and icy accents before soft warm shades.
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True Spring
Warm, clear, and fresh. Cream, coral, poppy, golden yellow, grass green, aqua, peach, and gold usually feel more alive than black or icy shades.
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Bright Spring
Warm-neutral, clear, and vivid. Clear coral, flamingo, lime, bright teal, marigold, cream, and warm navy are useful starting points.
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Light Spring
Light, warm-neutral, and sunlit. Warm ivory, peach, apricot, butter, mint, aqua, light coral, soft navy, and honey are common anchors.
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True Summer
Cool, soft, and refined. Soft white, cool grey, rose, raspberry, powder blue, lavender, plum, blue-green, and soft navy are strong tests.
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Light Summer
Light, cool-neutral, and airy. Pearl grey, powder pink, sky, periwinkle, lilac, mint, seafoam, powder navy, and cool beige can work well.
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Soft Summer
Cool-neutral, muted, and low contrast. Mushroom, rose taupe, dusty rose, mauve, blue grey, smoky teal, sage, pewter, and oyster are common fits.
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True Autumn
Warm, earthy, and rich. Cream, camel, chocolate, olive, forest, mustard, rust, terracotta, warm teal, brick, and gold are good anchors.
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Soft Autumn
Warm-neutral, muted, and gentle. Oat, camel, olive, sage, dusty peach, terracotta, soft teal, cocoa, antique gold, and pine are common tests.
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Dark Autumn
Deep, warm-neutral, and rich. Espresso, chocolate, camel, olive, forest, deep teal, brick, rust, mustard, warm burgundy, and antique gold are useful first tests.
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