Pick the perfect color combination each time by Seasonal Color styling your outfit

There is a science behind why silver jewelry seems to look better on you than gold and why you always get complimented when you wear that one mauve shirt. Maybe people always seem to talk to you more when you wear yellow, or your friends have told you that wearing blue eyeliner brings out your brown eyes.

Maybe you are clued into exactly what shade of pink looks good on you, or you’re the clueless kind who can’t tell cornflower blue from sapphire on your best day. Wherever you are in your personal style journey, the Seasonal Color Analysis can help you look better, feel better, and up your fashion game without going on a shopping spree, making the best of what you own.

The four potential combinations of these undertones are represented by the seasons. Read on and compare your features to find out your perfect color season!

You are a Spring if your:

Skin: Clear, warm undertone, and you have lighter skin for your ethnicity

Hair: Light blond to medium brown, or strawberry blonde with gold or red undertones.

Eyes: Clear blue, turquoise, green, hazel, or light brown

You are a Summer if your:

Skin: Cool undertone and low contrast between hair and skin

Hair: Light blond to medium brown with cool, ashy undertones

Eyes: Blue, grey-blue, cool green, grey-brown, slate

You are an Autumn if your:

Skin: Warm, golden undertone with a rich overall coloring

Hair: Mid-brown to black or medium to deep red with golden or red undertones

Eyes: Hazel, medium to black-brown, olive or warm green

You are a Winter if your:

Skin: Cool or olive undertones and high contrast between skin, hair, and eyes with an overall deep coloring

Hair: Ashy mid-brown to dark brown to black with cool undertones

Eyes: Mid-brown to black-brown, grey-blue, clear blue, and cool green

The most distinguishing characteristic of your coloring—light, deep, clear, soft, warm, or cool—determines the secondary element. Your secondary factor can assist you in further narrowing your own seasonal color scheme and can also help you identify whether palettes around may contain certain colors that are complementary to your skin tone. Here’s a rundown of the six secondary factors.