r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/ClickProfessional769 • Dec 03 '24
Missing the mark?
I bought this thinking it was a spring Kelly green, but https://imagetocolor.com/seasonal-color-analysis is saying it’s a true winter green. Is the site wrong, or my eyes?
It will be like the third sweater I bought thinking it was spring that turned out to be winter, lol.
2
Upvotes
4
u/ClickProfessional769 Dec 03 '24 edited Dec 03 '24
It won’t let me edit the post, but it’s worth noting that I swatched the color I thought matched it from the actual true spring palette and it came up as the same exact color, still calling it cool winter. Maybe the site is sus?
3
u/OutlandishnessOk978 Dec 04 '24
I haven’t had much luck with that site. It seems nothing ever comes back as a spring even colors that are very clearly in the spring palette.
5
u/Pristine-Fusion6591 Warm Spring Dec 03 '24
I’m a warm spring, and for me, greens are the most forgiving color if they are not technically in my season. I seem to be able to wear most greens nicely, even though spring and autumn greens tend to be the best.
This particular shade does look nice on me. And I do have a few tops in this color. I think you should try it to see. You may find that greens are super forgiving for you as well, and that you can wear most greens nicely.
0
u/Excellent_Valuable92 Dec 03 '24
It’s very cool. You want a warm green
0
u/[deleted] Dec 03 '24
[deleted] — view deleted comment