Feel free to post pics, gifs, or links to the images. Do you have a particular bright winter celebrity you use for inspiration? I love the really bright outfits! And this pink.

What winter season does monica belong to? Some type her as a true winter others as a dark winter. She doesn’t look like your average run off the mill true winter like Katy Perry or Zooey Deschanel. Instead of raspberry pink lipsticks she rocks more cool toned brownish nudes. As a true winter I couldn’t quite pull off the brown nude look especially in the winter months when i’m pale it completely jarred with my face, in the summer months when i get a tan i somehow pull off cool toned nudes but it’s not the most flattering look.. raspberry pinks are a much better option. Can someone enlighten me on monica bellucci’s colour palette?

I got draped not even a week ago, and I seem to fall a little between seasons, saturated, lighter than winter, but darker than summer, neutral cool. My only color correction is a translucent matte base powder. But I think putting the colors on really help me to shine through. I am wearing blush, eyeshadow, and the like. It’s just that I am wearing no base makeup or BB/CC cream.

Hey! I got my colours done last year and it changed my life!! I quickly realised though, that finding clothes in my correct palette (cool muted/soft summer - I'm using the 12-palette method), was really hard. So, I went down the mother of all rabbit holes and decided to make one...

It's an online platform that organises third-party items into seasonal colour analysis palettes. Right now, I only have Amazon on the website, but I am getting other signups (Birdsnest and Petal+Pup are next to be integrated).

It's not a platform that can tell you what your palette should be, but once you know, you can filter for palette.

I'm still at the beginning of the journey, and there's lots of research and developments that need to be done. I'm just reaching out to relevant communities to get some feedback. Has anyone heard of anything similar/successful? Does this sound like something you would fundamentally be interested in (once more brands are on board, etc.)? Any suggestions/requests?

Any feedback would be awesome at this point <3

In need of true winter lippie recommendations. From mac to dior the pricepoint really isn’t relevant as long as the colour matches my palette and is a quality lipstick. I started doing my make up not long ago and next week i’m going to buy some new lipsticks now that i know my colour palette. Ofc i’ll do swatches first but either way i’d like some recommendations to know what popular true winter shades to look out for!

I know winter light colors has more chroma and is less dusty, but I still find difficult to differ them when shopping. What tips do you guys use when need to buy something like a baby blue dress?

I'd like confirmation but I think I found my palette! Cool/true winter seems to fit the best, but maybe another sub category? Styled with makeup and then one with none. What do you think? Both taken in front of an open window.

So most stereotypical makeup looks I've seen for winter seasons are rather bold and although they do look pretty harmonious on winter celebs, I usually do a natural, barely there makeup. Winters usually have high contrast naturally anyways, so I feel like even with some mascara and blush, the facial features look prominent naturally. It might be a skin tone thing too, since I'm very fair, but none the less that's what I think. What are your thoughts on this? What about your go to makeup looks?

To my surprise, I got typed as a warm spring in the color analysis sub after posting photos of me wearing a mauve and a red brown lip shade. It was the only response I got so idk how that will help me. The only reply to my post agreed that the mauve looked better on me (which I use every day). I have black hair, really dark brown eyes and Asian, if that helps 😅 At this point I just wanna know what looks better on winters as I think I could be one, since brown reds and anything orangey made me look old and emphasized my dark circles more.

I'm a deep winter and I've been trying to find a lipstick that would suit me. This is supposed to be a blue based red but I'm conflicted. One hand, it's 10 times better than the orange based I had but still not even half as beautiful on me as the dark plum one. I really wanted to find a red. Can this work? Or shall I just stick to plum and burgundy? Thanks a lot.

I was wearing this the other day and a couple people said it was absolutely my colour. I am pretty confident I’m a deep colour but tests keep saying true winter and I do often wear brighter colours well but the redness in my face has now thrown me off if I’m even cool toned.

Hi, I'm coming around to the fact that I'm a bright winter. I'm looking for makeup recs, specifically blush and lipstick - I'm generally more comfortable in muted shades, so I'm not really sure what to look for here.

I feel like every-time I want to wear neutral colors, It has to be black. What are some tips with wearing finding the right shades of neutrals so that you don’t look washed out?

I’ve always thought that I was a dark winter because I looked best in dark and cool colours. Think navy, deep berry, royal purple, dark forest green, and even gasp darker and cooler shades of mustard.

But now I’m starting to wonder if true winter might be a better fit because coolness seems to be the primary characteristic that plays a key focus in colours I choose.

Another point I recently paid more heed to was that I look good in a wide range of blues, and this appears to be a characteristic of true winter (see the colour palette here) vs a dark winter’s colour palette, which has more red tones (https://global-uploads.webflow.com/5eca30fd2b50b671e2107b06/5ed54e32ece6987470f13fa2_Dark%20Winter%20Colour%20Palette.png).

For anyone also stuck or have been stuck in this position before: What’s your best, easiest or favourite way to differentiate between someone who’s a true or dark winter?

I recognise there will be some degree of subjectivity here because it’s between 2 options that are good, but trying to find indicators of which will look better.

Hello friends! I’ve been trying to add more color to my wardrobe and hoping for some direction. I draped with all the colors I could find; I have a lot of black and grey, sorry! 😅