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What Are My Best Colors To Wear?

By Matthew Lynch
March 5, 2024
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Discovering the best colors to wear can transform your wardrobe and give your confidence a real boost. The colors that compliment you the most are determined by the undertones of your skin, hair, and eye color, and by understanding which season you fall into based on these characteristics, you can start to build a palette that will make you look radiant.

Spring

If you have a warm spring complexion, your skin likely has golden undertones and your hair might be strawberry blonde or golden brown. People with spring coloring look best in warm shades like peach, coral, golden yellow, and bright greens. Ivory is usually a better choice than pure white.

Summer

Summer complexions are cool with blue or pink undertones. Hair color may range from cool blonde to cool browns. You should stick to soft neutrals and pastels such as lavender, rose pink, slate gray or a muted navy.

Autumn

Autumn skin tones have a rich earthiness to them with golden undertones. If autumn is your season, reach for the terracotta oranges, forest greens, deep reds and warm browns. Try to avoid bright colors and most blues.

Winter

Winters have cool undertones that can be either blue or pinkish-blue. High contrast is your friend here; think black, white, navy blue, and true reds. You are one of the few seasons that can wear stark white well, but softer pastels might not do as much for you as stronger shades will.

Remember these guidelines are just starting points; personal preference always plays an important role in choosing what you wear. Ultimately, the best colors for you are the ones that make you feel confident and happy. Embrace your palette and experiment to find what truly enhances your own individual beauty.

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