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Which pink should I wear? Colour trend watch
Pink is having a moment, from dusky pink, aged rose to bright fuchsia, runways and high street shops alike are calling this another colour trend for 2025.
We’ve seen it paired beautifully with brown and maroon or in monochromatic looks with other shades of pink. But not all pinks are created equal in the world of colour analysis. So which one’s for you?
Am I Light or Dark? Soft or Bright? Cool or Warm? Understanding your colour season
Your first step to understanding your colour season. Read this before doing the quiz. Figuring out where you fall on the colour spectrum can feel like a a bit of a minefield. The truth is, colour analysis is more nuanced than just looking at your skin tone or hair colour in isolation. It’s not obvious or easy, but once you’ve cracked it, it can be truly life-changing.
Read on to find out how to determine your primary and secondary aspects, and get ready to discover the power of knowing your colour season.
Am I cool or warm? How to determine your skin tone
Understanding whether you have a cool or warm undertone is the first step in discovering which colours flatter you most. This knowledge can transform how you shop for clothes, choose makeup, and even accessorise your home. But how do you figure it out?
Does that trending tiktok colour actually suit you?
Discovering Your Best Colours: How Colour Analysis Theory Helps You Navigate Trends
Colour trends come and go, sweeping across social media like waves of vibrant energy. Currently, colours like rich maroon, earthy brown, powder blue, and mustard yellow dominate our feeds. While these shades look stunning on Instagram, not every trendy hue is destined to look great on everyone. That’s where colour analysis theory comes in, helping you identify the shades that complement your unique features, making you shine no matter the season.