Seasonal Color Palettes
The 12-seasonal color analysis expands on the traditional four-season model by dividing each main season—Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter—into three nuanced subtypes, capturing subtle variations in warmth, coolness, brightness, and softness.
Spring
Fresh, vibrant colors that reflect new beginnings and growth
Clear Spring
Clear Spring is vivid, bright, and sparkling. This palette thrives on clarity and contrast—brilliant corals, turquoise, emerald, and pure yellows bring it to life. Skin has a golden or neutral-warm undertone, often glowing against crisp, clear shades. Hair is typically dark with warm highlights, while eyes pop in clear blue, green, or bright hazel. Clear Spring radiates best in bright, fresh, and warm colors that match its lively, sparkling energy. Muted or dusty tones dull this season’s natural brilliance, while clear, saturated shades enhance its vitality. The overall look is dynamic, glowing, and full of vibrancy.
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Warm Spring
Warm Spring is golden, radiant, and full of life. This palette glows with sunshine shades—think golden yellows, peachy corals, turquoise, and warm greens. Skin tones have warm undertones, hair often carries golden or reddish hues, and eyes sparkle in clear blue, green, or light brown. Warm Spring thrives in colors that echo the warmth of sunlight and fresh blooms, enhancing natural vitality. Bright, clear tones with a golden touch bring out the richness of this season. The overall effect is vibrant and glowing, with colors that radiate energy and warmth, never dull or muted.
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Light Spring
Light Spring is delicate, fresh, and luminous. This palette shines with airy pastels and soft, golden undertones that bring out a gentle radiance. Skin has a light, glowing warmth, hair is often blonde or light brown, and eyes sparkle in shades of aqua, light green, or hazel. Colors that work best are peach, coral, warm pinks, fresh greens, and clear aquas. The overall effect is bright yet soft, like the first blooms of springtime. Light Spring thrives in light, warm, and clear tones that enhance natural brightness without overpowering delicate features.
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Soft, cool tones that evoke warmth and relaxation
Light Summer
Light Summer is soft, cool, and delicate. This palette glows in light pastels with cool undertones—lavender, powder blue, mint, and soft rose. Skin tends to be fair to light with cool undertones, hair ranges from blonde to light brown with ashy tones, and eyes are often blue, grey, or green. The beauty of Light Summer lies in its gentle harmony—colors are never harsh, but instead feel soft, airy, and breezy. Light Summer thrives in light, cool, and slightly muted shades, which enhance its fresh, romantic quality. The overall effect is graceful, soft, and naturally refined.
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Cool Summer
Cool Summer is elegant, refined, and calm. This palette thrives on cool undertones with muted clarity—rose pink, cool navy, lavender, and soft greys shine brightest. Skin tones have cool undertones, hair often appears ashy, and eyes are typically blue, grey, or cool green. Cool Summer harmonizes best with colors that are cool, soft, and moderately deep. It avoids warmth and overly bright shades, instead radiating a calm, balanced, and graceful energy. The overall look is sophisticated and harmonious, with an emphasis on cool-toned elegance that enhances natural refinement.
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Soft Summer
Soft Summer is muted, blended, and harmonious. This palette thrives on understated tones—mauve, dusty rose, cool taupe, sage green, and smoky blue. Skin often appears neutral or neutral-cool with soft undertones, hair has muted ashy tones, and eyes are gentle shades of hazel, blue, or grey. The beauty of Soft Summer is in its quiet elegance—colors that are neither too bright nor too dark, but soft and subtle, bringing natural features into perfect balance. The overall effect is refined, dusky, and harmonious, with an understated charm that feels effortlessly natural.
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Rich, warm earth tones that celebrate harvest and change
Soft Autumn
Soft Autumn is muted, gentle, and understated. This palette shines in earthy neutrals—muted peach, moss green, dusty rose, taupe, and warm grey. Skin has soft golden or neutral undertones, hair is often a muted brown or blonde, and eyes are gentle shades of hazel, green, or grey. Soft Autumn thrives in colors that are soft, blended, and warm without being overpowering. It avoids harsh contrast, instead excelling in subtlety and harmony. The overall effect is quiet, natural, and effortlessly elegant—like autumn landscapes softened by golden light.
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Warm Autumn
Warm Autumn is rich, earthy, and golden. This palette thrives in glowing tones—burnt orange, golden yellow, moss green, and warm browns bring it to life. Skin has golden undertones, hair often carries warm or reddish hues, and eyes sparkle in green, hazel, or warm brown. Warm Autumn radiates best in earthy, spicy, and sun-kissed colors that mirror autumn landscapes. Muted or cool shades dull this palette’s warmth, while glowing, golden tones enhance its vibrancy. The overall effect is radiant, warm, and deeply grounded, full of richness and natural vitality.
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Deep Autumn
Deep Autumn is dramatic, intense, and rich. This palette thrives on depth—dark teal, deep olive, burgundy, rich browns, and golden mustard bring it to life. Skin has warm golden undertones, hair is typically dark brown or black with warm highlights, and eyes are deep green, brown, or amber. Deep Autumn radiates best in deep, warm, and earthy shades with a bold richness. Light or pastel colors may feel too weak, while strong autumn tones bring vibrancy and drama. The overall effect is striking, warm, and magnetic, with colors that echo the richness of fall.
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Bold, cool colors that capture the crispness of the season
Deep Winter
Deep Winter is rich, dramatic, and intense. This palette thrives in deep, cool shades—charcoal, navy, emerald, burgundy, and magenta. Skin has blue or pink undertones, hair is dark and intense, and eyes are deep with striking contrast. Deep Winter radiates best in colors that are deep, cool, and highly saturated, avoiding light pastels or muted tones. The beauty of Deep Winter is in its boldness—dark, jewel-like shades emphasize contrast and strength. The overall effect is dramatic, cool, and powerful, with colors that highlight intensity and depth.
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Cool Winter
Cool Winter is crisp, icy, and refined. This palette thrives on cool, high-contrast colors—true black, pure white, navy, emerald, and fuchsia. Skin has blue or pink undertones, hair is often dark, and eyes are bright and piercing in cool tones of blue, grey, or deep brown. Cool Winter radiates best in sharp, clear colors that emphasize contrast and brightness. It avoids warmth or muted shades, instead excelling in icy clarity and elegance. The overall effect is striking, fresh, and sophisticated—like frosted landscapes under bright winter skies.
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Clear Winter
Clear Winter is bright, vivid, and high-contrast. This palette shines in jewel tones—ruby red, emerald green, cobalt blue, and fuchsia. Skin has cool undertones with a clear, luminous quality, hair is dark and glossy, and eyes stand out in striking shades of blue, green, or deep brown. Clear Winter thrives on crisp, saturated colors that echo gemstones and bright contrasts. Muted or earthy tones dull this season’s brilliance, while pure, bright shades enhance its sparkle. The overall effect is bold, luminous, and dramatic—radiating clarity and vibrancy.
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