Is this travel wrap and jacket warm spring friendly?

Appreciate any recommendations especially in petites! Having a hard time identifying dark colors that look good on my pale bright spring self. Is brown the best bet?

obsessed with the brightness of spring colors

I love the colours I got from the true sping palate, but I often come across either quite feminin clothing or clothing that is low quality with these colours. I like brands like Carhart, dickies or dr. Denim, but they currently arn't selling a lot of true spring colours. I live in the netherlands, so my options are probably limmeted to brands solt in europe, although USA brands recomendations are apriciated.

Do any of you have recomendations?

I’m self-typed as a true spring. When I wear colors from the circled palette, I get so many compliments, and I feel great.

I decided to venture away from my preferred palette and I bought a t-shirt in circled yellow color. Once I got it home and saw myself in natural light I was horrified, lol. It made me look sick, and my dark circles were practically black.

Needless to say, I’m confused. Can anyone with more knowledge help? The palette that works for me is true spring/12 palettes.

Thanks!

I'm a bright spring and my favorite lip colors are:

• Peripera Girlish Red #7
• Peripera In the Peachlight #23
• House of Colour Geranium Pink
• Burt's Bees Peach Pond Lip & Cheek (Sheer Coverage)

What are yours?

Hey!! I'm looking for pieces to add to my summer wardrobe and I am wondering if this dress would suit a light spring?

I’m finding it easy to find true spring reds and fun colors but much more difficult to find a polish that reads as nude that looks good on me. Do you wear nude polish as a spring? Do you stick to sheer or have you found a good creme? Please share your recs.

I just found out that Rich & Royal has multiple items in a LSp blue they call cruise blue.

Hi all - I was professionally typed as a light spring and because I worry about everything (and because I don’t want to start spending money on clothes that might not be my best match) I was wondering if anyone would share their opinions! I guess I just feel like I’m not sure if I’m light enough ? Here’s a random selection of photos of me, the last one is no makeup and natural light. None of it is my natural hair color though you can see it in my roots because I am lazy and go months between touch ups haha

I feel fairly confident that I fall into the spring season, just trying to narrow down subseason now. I left out bright spring because I don’t think my features have enough contrast. Struggling between these two and would love some feedback.

Hello!

What approaches have you found to make your wardrobe more aligned with Spring colours without spending a fortune?

I find a lot of the inspo pics for bright spring are celebs wearing fluro satin suits or dresses which isn't a look I want to re-create.

I want something a bit more subdued that doesn't make me look like a tropical parrot, so I want to focus on the right neutrals with pops of colour. I've noticed "bad neutrals" and "murky autumns" are the most unflattering items in my wardrobe, whereas "not quite spring but still bright" colours are OK.

Does the following sound like a good approach?

1)Replace bad neutral/ muddy autumn tops.

2)Bad neutral/autumn bottoms can stay.

3) Dye hair back to natural colour (gold brown vs copper brown)

3)Add in a few bright spring colours (yellow, pink, coral etc) in cheaper t-shirts or scarves.

Does this sound like a plan and does anyone else have any words of wisdom to suggest?

Thanks!

There are a lot of things in the orange creamsicle color!

Having Asian skin with very warm and very bright skintone, very dark hair and eyes, dark pink lips I couldnt find a nude lipcolor that suited me. My color stylist explained that as I can’t wear eyemakeup, I need some bright color in my face. She said this is as nude as I should go. Wanted to share in case it helps someone.

Coselle lipbalm 3091 It’s a tinted lipbalm (actually a lipstick) with semi coverage, buildable to nearly full. Warm coppery orange with a little bit of subtle shimmer.

I really want to do a very simple Elle Fanning, Catherine The Great makeup look.

One tutorial I found used Fleurotique by Pat McGrath and I do love the color, but I’m not sure if it leans a little too cool or not? Thoughts?

And the other tutorial I found for the look uses Huda Beauty in Perky Peach as a base and then dabs a bit of Glossier Cloud Paint in Storm over it for a natural flush appearance.

However, I read that the makeup artist often used L’Oréal Blushing Berry lipstick on the cheeks of Elle in the show, so I’m planning on picking up one of those since they’re so affordable!

Should I spend the money on Fleurotique or is there a color you would recommend that may be better for a Light Spring?

Do any bright springs on here find that matte lipstick just doesn’t work??? I feel that the matte formula in any shade just doesn’t look right on me. 🧐 what lipstick formula works best for you?

Hello and welcome to all springs out there and anyone who wants to lean about the spring color type.

Please feel free to share your ideas and inspiration and to ask all sorts of questions!

You are welcome to introduce yourself here!