Colour theory
Seasonal colour analysis describes personal colouring along four dimensions: temperature (warm or cool), value (light to deep), chroma (muted to clear), and contrast. The analysis estimates where you sit on each dimension and finds the season whose character matches best.
Warm, light and fresh
A warm undertone with light-to-medium depth and clear, fresh brightness. Corals, peaches, golden yellows and lively aqua tones tend to harmonise well.
Coral#ff6f61
Peach#ffbe98
Warm Yellow#f7c948
Leaf Green#7bb661
Turquoise#45d1c5
Camel#c19a6b
Light Spring
Lightest and most delicate
Warm Spring
The most golden
Bright Spring
The clearest and most vivid
Cool, soft and gentle
A cool undertone with light-to-medium depth and softly muted colour. Powder blues, dusty roses, lavenders and gentle grey-greens tend to harmonise well.
Powder Blue#a3c1d9
Rose Pink#dfa0af
Lavender#b3a5d3
Sage Green#a8b8a0
Dusty Blue#7e9cb9
Rose Beige#d9c2bd
Light Summer
Lightest and airiest
Cool Summer
The coolest, rose and blue led
Soft Summer
The most muted and misty
Warm, rich and earthy
A warm undertone with medium-to-deep depth and muted, earthy richness. Terracotta, rust, olive, mustard and warm teal tend to harmonise well.
Terracotta#c66b3d
Rust#b7410e
Mustard#cc9c33
Olive Green#737c3f
Warm Teal#2f6f7e
Chocolate#5e4630
Soft Autumn
The gentlest and haziest
Warm Autumn
The most golden
Deep Autumn
The darkest and richest
Cool, clear and striking
A cool undertone with medium-to-deep depth and clear, high-contrast colour. True red, royal blue, emerald and icy brights tend to harmonise well.
True Red#c8102e
Royal Blue#4169e1
Emerald#009b77
Fuchsia#ca2c92
Icy Blue#cfe8f5
True Black#111111
Deep Winter
The darkest and most dramatic
Cool Winter
The iciest and coolest
Bright Winter
The most electric
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