
Look Palette
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Look Palette, seasonal color analysis, and early access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Look Palette, seasonal color analysis, and early access.
What is Look Palette?
Look Palette helps you discover the colors that complement your natural coloring.
We're creating a free seasonal color analysis experience that will help you discover your season, understand your personal palette, and eventually find clothing in colors that work beautifully with it.
What is seasonal color analysis?
Seasonal color analysis is a way of identifying colors that harmonize with your natural coloring, including characteristics such as warmth, depth, and intensity.
The system groups color palettes into four main seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, with 12 more specific seasonal palettes.
How will the Look Palette color analysis work?
You'll be guided through providing photos that can be used to analyze your natural coloring and determine which seasonal palette is the best match.
Your result will include your season, personal color palette, and an explanation of the characteristics behind your result.
Is Look Palette free?
Yes. We're building Look Palette so that the core seasonal color analysis and palette experience can be used for free.
In the future, we may introduce optional premium features for people who want additional wardrobe and personal styling tools.
When will the color analysis be available?
Look Palette is currently preparing for early access.
Join the early access list and we'll email you when the personalized color analysis is ready to try.
What are the 12 seasonal color palettes?
The 12-season system expands the four traditional seasons into more specific palettes:
Spring: Light Spring, Warm Spring, Bright Spring
Summer: Light Summer, Cool Summer, Soft Summer
Autumn: Soft Autumn, Warm Autumn, Deep Autumn
Winter: Deep Winter, Cool Winter, Bright Winter
You can explore all 12 in our free Palette Library.
Do I need to know my season already?
No. That's exactly what the personalized color analysis is designed to help you discover.
If you already know or suspect your season, you can also explore the Palette Library to learn more about its colors and characteristics.
What kind of photo will I need?
When personalized analysis becomes available, Look Palette will provide guidance for taking or choosing suitable photos.
In general, photos that clearly show your natural coloring under neutral, even lighting will be the most useful.
Will Look Palette recommend clothes for my season?
That's where we're heading.
We want Look Palette to make your seasonal palette useful in everyday life by helping you discover clothing in colors that complement your season.
The initial experience will focus on getting your seasonal color analysis right, with personalized shopping features following as Look Palette grows.
Can I explore Look Palette without uploading a photo?
Yes.
Our Palette Library is available for anyone who wants to explore the 12 seasons, and the Image Color Picker can be used to identify colors from your own images.
What happens when I join early access?
We'll save your email address and let you know when Look Palette's personalized seasonal color analysis becomes available.
Joining the early access list is free and doesn't require you to purchase anything.
How will my photos be handled?
We're designing Look Palette with privacy in mind. Before photo-based analysis launches, we'll clearly explain how uploaded images are processed, stored, and deleted so you can make an informed choice before uploading anything.
You can read our Privacy Policy for information about data currently collected through the website.
Is seasonal color analysis exact?
Seasonal color analysis is a styling tool rather than an exact science. Results can also be affected by factors such as lighting, camera processing, makeup, hair color, and photo quality.
Look Palette is designed to provide useful guidance for discovering colors that complement you, not rules about what you can or can't wear.
Still have a question?
We'd be happy to hear from you. Visit our Contact page to get in touch.