Color Chit Chat

Is it really necessary to drape lots of colors to determine one's seasonal color type?

As a Winter color type, the cold months of December through March are your time to shine. But what if you are not a Winter? What colors can the other seasonal color types wear to get that perfect "winter" look?  

When it comes to wearing makeup it can get confusing nowadays as to how much you should apply and what colors or how many colors you should use on your face. Especially, when you see all of the pictures and videos floating around social media. So, let's clear some things up.  

Alright, ladies and gents! Let's talk about hair. Hair color is a bit of a hot topic when it comes to color analysis. I often get asked about coloring your hair, what happens when it goes gray, etc.  So let's discuss this.

If you have ever felt stumped or limited by your seasonal color type, then this post is for you and for anyone who wants to know how to fully utilize the colors in their palette to achieve any look that they desire. If you want to know how to really dress for any season then keep reading...

Black and other neutral colors are the most basic and popular choices used in fashion. They are widely available and a must for even the most minimal wardrobe. However, the way you wear them depends on your seasonal color type and contrast level. 

Fall has finally arrived! If you are an Autumn color type this is your time to shine. But what if you are a Spring or Summer? Not to worry. All seasonal color types can utilize the colors in their palettes to get a warm, cozy Autumn look too.