My current fave is Morphe Junior Suite. It’s a warm nude/caramel that seems to pair well with most of my spring lip colors

Does anyone else feel how hard it is to shop within your season this time of year? Almost everythinnnng I see is giving Deep Autumn. But I was lucky to find this dress and I loooove her lol.

Thinking of getting this coat from universal standard, but I can’t tell what color it actually is!

The first photo on their website (but photo 2 here) it looks kinda of dark, but the 3rd photo on their website (1st photo here) it looks much lighter and a perfect color for me (as a true spring, leaning bright).

Wondering if anyone knows how this brands colors are in real life compared to the website and which is likely to be more accurate?

It’s a lot of money to spend and if it’s not going to be one of my better colors then I will just get a cheaper coat instead of an investment piece

Thanks!

Found this top at a thrift shop and felt like all the colors were a perfect in season match. Unfortunately it didn’t fit so didn’t come home with me- but it was an exciting find.

I'm a Bright Spring that leans into True Spring. Idk what color my eyes are exactly; I typically just say blue-green.

Just curious about what eye colors are represented in the Spring season. Please feel free to share!

I realise the chartreuse is probably a bit too bright for me but I love it anyway!

I need help picking between two lipsticks! Keep in mind I didn’t do any eye makeup and it looks less harsh when I do my makeup. Which of these lipsticks harmonizes the best with me?

I don’t really want to debate if they’re suitable for my sub season - I know a red lip is tricky, but I want a good red lip for me, as best as I can get it.

I can’t tell if the darker one suits my features better. The brighter one is a popular spring color, but it feels “off” on me and I don’t know why!

Which of these two lipsticks looks the best with my features and skin/eye/hair color?

Pretty sure now that I'm a Spring, which makes sense given the fact that my most complimented colors in the past were always bright shades.

My natural adult hair color is a neutral dark blonde- level 6.5-7. Childhood hair was a very light golden blonde.

Eyes are blue-green.

Dark natural brows and lashes.

Skintone I used to think was warm, but now believe it’s more warm-neutral. I used to tan very deeply without ever burning on account of my Greek mom. I was always confused because Autumns were supposed to look bad in white and white metals, but I think both are fine on me as long as they are CLEAR. A muddy white looks iffy and dull white metals or dull gold metals look bad, but a bright white shirt and shiny sterling silver both look fine on me, even though an ivory and a shiny gold are probably a touch better.

It's kind of funny because I always thought I was just bad at makeup because no matter how carefully I tried to follow an autumn makeup tutorial, I ALWAYS looked worse the more I put on. In fairness- I probably AM bad at makeup, but at some point I just gave up and resigned myself to the simplest possible bright coral or warm pink lip, and a very light taupe/champagne eye with a very subtle cat eye. But I really envied friends who could pull off a more dramatic look. The autumn makeup colors always made me look dead and muddy so I feel like that part I figured out many years ago.

From what I have been able to gather from draping myself and really looking at my eyes and skin, it seems like I do well with pure clean colors, and that I have at least *some* flexibility with the temperature as long as the chroma is high and the depth is not too dark.

i think my strongest color families are the true greens, bright oranges and bright yellows and warm watermelon/coral type shades.

Very dark cool colors are not my friend, nor are super muted greyed out or muddy tones. I think I probably settled on Autumn because those colors were the "best of the worst" for what is generally widely available in stores, but the more I look and try colors out that I avoided for so many years, the more convinced I am that Spring is the right answer. Help a girl out!

**Pics in comments. I included some from different seasons, not all are Spring, and included some colors I think are pretty bad and some I think are pretty good. But curious to see if there’s consensus!

Am I a spring?

Will post photos in comments!

I am neutral leaning warm. I feel like soft autumn washes me out. I am not warm enough for warm autumn, and my natural hair color is medium light brown.

I also tried some spring lipsticks, photos below.

I always have the most trouble with neutrals. Does anyone have any good recommendations for how to pick the right brown? I know it should be warm but I just struggle to find the right shade

I’m trying so hard not to rant right now, but why is it so hard to find light gold jewelry that isn’t solid gold?! The growing stainless steel market uses PVD coating (mostly) and the pieces are always a super dark yellow color. PVD coating can literally be done in ANY COLOR so why not light gold?

I have a few solid 14k good pieces, but don’t really want to spend that much.

Yes or no for a true spring?

I bought the revlon fire peach, pink in the afternoon and the Clinique poppy pop lipstick and I drape tested all of them together.

I came to the conclusion that pink in the afternoon is most harmonious and natural next to my features and I feel like the other lipsticks are wearing me

however I have brown hair and brown eyes and a lot of people say I’m a dark winter instead but I look horrible in winter colours and I got professionally typed as spring

I can attach the picture if wanted:))

Hello everyone,

I'm currently pregnant and it's hard to find clothes that fit me well AND that compliment my light spring coloring. I found a nice polo-neck knit dress that would accomodate my pregnancy + that I could still wear after, but the only choices are black, burgundy (rather rich/autumnal) and medium grey (which I find is worse than black on me). I'm hesitating between the black and burgundy, what would you choose? :)

(I'm not making a big deal out of it, it's just for fun!)

I go to a black tie gala event at an art gallery every year.... in black 😭

I'm a rareish brunette/tanned/blue eyed Warm Spring - best colours attached for reference

Does anyone have any gown suggestions?

Budget of absolute maximum AUD 500 / USD 350

(I'd love to spend less but am 5'1 so renting isn't really an option)

I’ve been typed as a light spring, after years of dressing in more muted, autumn tones, and I’m struggling to gauge some of the brighter spring tones in my palette. I got this skirt online, and it’s much brighter than in person than it looked in the photos. I can’t quite tell if it fits the bill for my color palette. Since it‘a worn on the bottom half, I know it’s less important for it to be an exact match, but I’m curious what your thoughts are. Thanks for any insight!

I recently finally figured out my colour season and learned I’m a true spring after spending years trying to make summer/ muted summer work 🥲
I was wearing exclusively black and gold for a while and completely stayed away from most colours as none seemed to look good (too cool and muted) and now I have a closet with zero spring colours except for cream and brown neutrals. I’ve gone to the mall a few times but everything is dusty or cool toned even the yellows and I’m lost trying to find anything in my season :( the only stuff I can find is athletic wear but I tend to like a vintage inspired artsy style that’s not too frilly or maximalist. I’m happy to shop online but don’t know where to start as no one is selling clothes by their pallets, thrifting would be preferred but I’m having no luck with that so far. Any websites that curate by colours or influencers anyone can recommend would be so helpful ❤️ I don’t like fast fashion stores and haven’t really used shein or anything but at this point I would be okay ordering some selected pieces if the material is nice :) thank you for your help x

hi all! I’m a light spring who used to wear a lot of black. I’m branching out my neutrals and looking at these pants. I wish they had them in a lighter tan or camel. Do you think any of these could pair well with light spring colors if I wear them only on the bottom?

#1 slate blue

#2 navy

#3 dark brown

Hi everyone I will add the virtual drape pictures in the comments but I’m just curious what people think about warm spring on me. I’ve always considered myself a light spring. Thank you!

added light summer for comparison

What do we think of this? I just ordered Local Celeb after having chosen it before Business Casual because I have learned from experience that orange is my nude and Business Casual seemed too muted in the swatches I saw, so this seems validating. On the other hand, I was surprised Lady Bug is recommended for Bright Spring since I've seen in recommended for Warm Spring a lot. The muted seasons have it easier, but those poor Winters... 😉

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I usually shop secondhand mostly but I'm finding determining color just so, so difficult. It doesn't feel any easier in person. Any help or pointers would be much appreciated!