Spring is the season of renewal and growth, and what better way to celebrate the arrival of warmer weather than by updating your wardrobe with a Spring Color Palette of clothing that complements your unique skin tone? Whether you have a True/Warm Spring, Bright Spring, or Light Spring skin tone, there are a variety of shades that will enhance your natural beauty. Often, Color Analysis is used to find the perfect shades to wear!
What is Color Analysis?
Color analysis is a method used to determine which colors of clothing and makeup will look best on a person. It is based on the idea that certain colors will be more flattering on a person based on the tones in their skin, hair, and eyes. To do a color analysis, a person can either visit a professional or use a color analysis tool, such as a seasonal color chart, to determine their dominant colors. Once their dominant colors have been identified, they can use these colors when selecting clothing and makeup to create a cohesive and flattering look. It is important to note that while certain colors may be more flattering on a person, it is ultimately up to personal preference and style.
The Spring Color Palette
Mostly, a spring color palette in color analysis includes colors that are warm, bright, and clear. The colors are typically associated with springtime and are believed to be complementary to people with a “spring” skin tone.
People with spring coloring tend to have warm skin tones, light to medium hair color, and bright, warm eye colors like blue, green, or hazel. When you have fall into the spring color palette, you look best in clothes and makeup in warm, bright shades.
If you keep up with trends, there are a few shades that suit the Spring Color Palette that are going to be popular this year! Check out: PANTONE 13-0443 Love Bird, PANTONE 16-6340 Classic Green, PANTONE 18-2143 Beetroot Purple, and PANTONE 13-3804 Grey Lilac.
SHOP STYLES THAT SUIT THE SPRING COLOR PALETTE
A Guide to the Spring Color Palette
Ultimately, people that fit into the spring color palette category look best in clothing and makeup that is warm, bright, and light. However, there are three subcategories of the spring palette that you may fall into that will further identify which shades suit you best: True Spring, Bright Spring, and Light Spring.
Bright Spring
Bright Springs have a light, peachy undertone to their skin and tend to look best in bright, bold colors. Think shades of pink, coral, and red, as well as bright greens and blues. Avoid dark-muted shades as they can make you look washed out.
True Spring, also known as Warm Spring
True Springs have a warm, golden undertone to their skin and tend to look best in vibrant, warm colors. Think shades of yellow, orange, and coral, as well as warm greens like olive and khaki. Avoid cool, pastel shades as they can wash you out.
Light Spring
Light Springs have a light, delicate undertone to their skin and tend to look best in softer, pastel shades. Think shades of pale pink, soft yellow, and light green. Avoid dark, bold shades as they can overwhelm your delicate features.
CHECK OUT THE OTHER SEASONAL GUIDES TO COLOR ANALYSIS:
- How to Dress for a Summer Color Palette
- Autumn Color Analysis: The Ultimate Guide for Effortless Style
- A Complete Winter Color Palette Guide for Defined Fashion
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