Colour

Colour analysis reads three things — whether your colouring runs warm or cool, light or deep, clear or soft — and turns them into a palette. These pieces cover finding yours, telling the neighbouring seasons apart, and the practical decisions that follow: which white to buy, which neutral works as your black, and what changes when your hair does.

Colour

Which white should you wear

Optic, ivory, cream, ecru and oyster are five different colours, and only some of them suit you.

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Dressing with grey hair

Going grey usually changes your colour season. What actually shifts, and what to do about it.

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What goes with brown boots

Brown is a colour, not a neutral — which is why it is harder to place than black. A working method.

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What colour shoes go with a navy dress

Six answers, ranked by how often they work — and the one everybody reaches for that rarely does.

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What goes with a camel coat

The most useful coat colour there is, and the three combinations that make it look expensive.

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How to wear one statement colour without it wearing you

A method for using colour deliberately when most of what you own is neutral.

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Can you do colour analysis from a photo?

What a camera reads reliably, what it gets wrong, and how to take a photograph that gives an honest result.

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Soft Summer or Light Summer? The three tells

The two most-confused sub-seasons in the whole system. Both cool, both gentle — and they want different things from your wardrobe.

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Building a capsule wardrobe from your season neutrals

Most capsule advice starts with the garments. Start with two neutrals and a metal instead, and the rest stops being a decision.

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Warm, cool or neutral: finding your undertone without a filter

Undertone is the one thing about your colouring that never changes. Four ways to read it in daylight, and why the vein test keeps getting it wrong.

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What colour season am I? A two-minute answer

The four seasons, the twelve sub-seasons, and three daylight tests that get you to yours without paying anyone.

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What colour analysis costs in the UK

Studio sessions, draping, online consultations and app-based reads — what each one costs, and what you actually get for the money.

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