Your colours
What colours actually suit you?
Colour analysis reads your undertone, depth and contrast — physiology, not gender — and turns it into a palette you can shop. Start with two questions; nothing stored, no photo, no sign-up.
The four seasons
Everyone sits in one. The app narrows it to one of twelve sub-seasons from a single photo.
Reading on colour
Soft Autumn: the case for turning everything down
The gentlest of the three Autumns, and the one most often dressed too loudly. Soft Autumn wants warmth with the contrast taken out — here is what that means in practice.
Deep Autumn: the season that can carry the dark
Warmth and real depth together. Deep Autumn takes the richest, darkest end of the earth palette — and it is the one Autumn that can wear something close to black.
True Autumn: wear the warmth at full strength
The mistake True Autumns make is dressing quietly. This palette is saturated, golden and meant to be worn at volume — here is what that looks like in a real wardrobe.
Autumn: what to wear, and what to quietly stop buying
You have the season. This is the part that changes what you own — the neutrals that do the real work, the colours worth committing to, and the four things that keep letting Autumns down.
Which white should you wear
Optic, ivory, cream, ecru and oyster are five different colours, and only some of them suit you.
Dressing with grey hair
Going grey usually changes your colour season. What actually shifts, and what to do about it.