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True, Soft, or Light Summer? Kristen Stewart and Emily Blunt.

5/20/2019

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A reader asks, "There are a lot of nuances between Soft Summer and True Summer. How do you know that Kristen Stewart is Soft Summer and Emily Blunt is a True Summer?"
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This is a really good question.

I often find Summer celebs difficult to narrow down into subseasons - perhaps because the differences in the muted colors of Summer are harder to discern on a computer screen than the differences in the vivid colors of Spring or Winter.

But after a lot of thought, I eventually came to the conclusion that Kristen's a Soft Summer and Emily's a True Summer.
I'll describe my thought process:

To my eye, both look obviously coolish, but not particularly saturated. Cool and muted is Summer.

But my first impression might be wrong. To determine season, we can't rely on what a person looks like; we have to examine how a person looks in certain colors. So I'll check the other seasons.

Could either woman be a Winter?

Well, both are clearly overwhelmed by black.  That rules out all three Winters.

NOT WINTER

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Notice how the black jacket and black eyeliner jump out at you. That's because they're more saturated than she is. More saturated colors appear closer than less saturated colors.
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Ohh, really not good. Kristen's healthy skin tone is lost here.

WINTER

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Compare this pic of Winter Mary Louise Parker. Notice how her eyes are just as intense as her black top. She's a Winter, and not overwhelmed by black.
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Winter Taylor Cole balances black, instead of being overwhelmed by it.
I do make note of the fact that Emily is less overwhelmed by black than Kristen. So I think perhaps Emily has a higher natural saturation.

How about Autumn?

Hmm. I think both are meh in Autumn colors. 

NOT AUTUMN

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Next to this rich, warm background color, Emily's lovely, porcelain skin looks a little muddy.
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The warm makeup on Kristen seems to be sitting on her face instead of emanating from it. And the orange around her eyes especially seems wrong; it reads like discoloration.

AUTUMN

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Against a similarly warm background, Autumn Eva Longoria just looks like herself.
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This is Autumn makeup that looks like it's emanating from the skin. It's applied heavily, yet the colors are still harmonious with Noa Tishby.
Notice, though, that Kristen is almost pulling off Autumn color, while Emily isn't at all. So I'm thinking Kristen has more Autumn-like warmth than Emily.

Spring: Testing Spring will be tough, because it's very difficult to find either woman in sure-fire Spring colors like peach, lime, or sunny yellow. So I need to test Spring for them in another way.

I've already seen that both women are overwhelmed by black, so Bright Spring's unlikely for either one. (Black alone is not a great look for Bright Spring, but it's not so much overwhelming as it is boring.)

How can I test Light Spring and True Spring? Hmm... Well, neither woman is a convincing blonde, to my eye. Most "blonde" True and Light Spring celebs are actually brunettes, but they do typically make convincing blondes. Yellow is Spring's soul color, so it makes sense that yellow hair would work on Springs.

Yellow hair is clearly not right for these two women, though.

NOT SPRING

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Yellow hair on Kristen seems wrong. Most Hollywood blonde is artificial, but this blonde reads as particularly unnatural because it doesn't harmonize with Kristen's skin.
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Yellow hair on Emily seems to diminish her rather than bring her to life.

SPRING

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Blake Lively's also a natural brunette (see those roots), but because she's a Spring she can pull off yellow hair. See the light golden highlights in her skin that the yellow hair picks up.
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Another naturally brown-haired Spring who's enlivened by blonde hair. With yellow hair, Cat Deeley's face shows a subtle variation in color that signifies health, instead of uniform pallor.
 So I think my initial idea was correct: both women are Summers.

But what kind of Summer - Light, Soft, or True?

I'm thinking Light Summer is unlikely for Emily, for the same reason I think Spring is unlikely: I don't find her a convincing blonde. Light Summers can often pull off blonde pretty well. Their palette contains many lovely light yellows, so this makes sense.

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Laura Linney
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Naomi Watts
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Elisha Cuthbert
You can tell from their roots that these Light Summers are brunettes, but blonde looks appropriate on them.

Again, Emily Blunt with blonde hair: not her best.
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On Light Summers, yellow hair can emphasize the delicacy of their coloring; Emily's skin seems to be calling for more depth.

So, Soft or True for Emily perhaps?

In weighing these two seasons, I think about how Emily often wears super-bright colors that look a little but not a lot overwhelming. Here she is in some high-sat choices:
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I notice that she can tolerate some brightness of color.  In these two pics, she's certainly farther away than the color - but not miles farther away.

So, of Soft and True Summer, I think True Summer  - the more saturated of the two seasons - is right for Emily Blunt.

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Yes. I like her in these purely cool, somewhat muted colors.  They certainly don't look muted next to Emily Blunt - they're exactly the right saturation for her.


With Kristen Stewart, one of the things I notice is that neutral-warm colors aren't awful on her.
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On the left, the eyeshadow is warmish, and in this pic it's not glaringly disharmonious. (The skin might appear more even with a cooler shade, but as-is, it's not so bad.) On the right, I could almost believe her as an Autumn.

So I suspect True Summer, which is purely cool, is unlikely for her.

I already decided that a big block of yellow next to Kristen's face was not her best, so that makes Light Summer seem unlikely as well.
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Yellow next to her face = not so great. Light Summer's unlikely.
That leaves Soft Summer.

Does Soft Summer make sense for her?

Well, Soft Summer's TMIT is softness or mutedness of color. Is Kristen awesome in very muted tones?

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Yes, I think. The more subtly colored her makeup and clothes are, the better she looks. She seems so natural in very, very soft shades.
Is she overwhelmed by very saturated colors?

Oh yeah.
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Overwhelmed by too-saturated color.
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Too, too bright for Kristen.
So, I say Soft Summer for Kristen Stewart.
Let's see her against a Soft Summer palette.
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Oh, yes. I love this.





This post originally appeared in January of 2014. 
65 Comments
Brittles
1/24/2014 05:56:17 pm

Wow...great analysis! Very logical - Summer and its subtypes seem to be really difficult to nail down. Maybe because the undertone is not always obviously cool/muted/light. And every celebrity at some point is browbeaten into thinking 'yeah, blonde is a good look for me! And I should definitely add neon color blocking to my wardrobe!' Funny how the older, more experienced ladies get it right - Helen Mirren and Cate Blanchett being a couple of great examples. Thanks for posting...I check this blog regularly for new posts and was pleasantly surprised!

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Emma
1/26/2014 04:43:45 am

Hi Rachel, what a great analysis I love reading how you break it down step-by-step.

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Jacki
2/4/2014 01:45:40 am

I'm so excited to see a new post! Surrounding their faces with the color palette really drives the point home. It's amazing how women who seem to have similar coloring can actually be so different. I think I'm a bright spring, but there are so many celebs who I thought had similar skin tones to mine and they are all different seasons.

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Morgan
2/6/2014 08:55:01 pm

What do you think about Kristen Stewart´s look as Snow White? Do you think this black hair is right for her?

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Rachel
2/7/2014 03:17:09 am

Hi!
I haven't seen the film, only pics from it. Is that truly black hair? It's hard to tell its effect on her, because the film is tinted or colored (there must be e technical term for this) in a way that disguises the true appearance of the onscreen colors. See how the it has a sort of grey-greenish cast?
http://www.threeifbyspace.net/wp-content/gallery/swath-01/hm005.jpg
http://www.flicksandbits.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/kristen-stewart-chris-hemsworth-snow-white-and-the-huntsman2.jpg

It reminds me of how all of Cate Blanchett's scenes in The Aviator were tinted orangeish.

http://www.swingfashionista.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/aviator2.jpg
http://sydneyaaliyah.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/aviator-cate-blanchett_l.jpg

The orange tint allowed the costumers to dress that Light Summer as an Autumn without the unpleasant effect on her skin being obvious.

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Heather
2/7/2014 01:20:08 am

Hi Rachel! I'm happy to see you posting - and what a great one! I love your explanation of the process, which makes complete sense.

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Morgan
2/12/2014 12:14:18 am

I have forgotten this fact about films that can be tinted and colors may not be seen as they actually are! Another question, then. Kristen often wears a very deep brown haircolor, which is not her natural, but I think it suits her rellay good. But this shade would be too dark and too saturated for a Soft Season, don´t you think so?

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Rachel
2/12/2014 05:36:03 am

I suspect this brown is similar to her natural hair color - it looks like her roots, anyway - and I like it, and the various shades similar to it that she tends to sport:

http://www.walldesktops.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Kristen-Stewart-68.jpg

This brown wouldn't be too dark for SSu. It doesn't look darker than the darkest tone in the SSu palette (which is one way to think about it).

This, though, I find too dark.
http://i1022.photobucket.com/albums/af345/muiqmudq/foto/kristen-stewart-yellow-handkerch-7.jpg

It overwhelms her. Compare to Winter Christina Ricci, who's not overwhelmed by black hair:
http://www.ourvanity.com/photos/2012-mtv-movie-awards-beauty-highlights-christina-ricci.jpg

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Morgan
2/12/2014 06:53:22 pm

So a way to know if you are a Winter is trying very dark hair. If it fits you, even it´s not your natural shade, you may be a Winter, right?

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Rachel
2/12/2014 10:52:00 pm

I think it's a good rule of thumb. It works because it abides by the more basic rule that one must try colors next to one's face (because hair is just a big block of color next to the face, after all.) Since all Winters can wear dark colors (with BW being rather dark, TW being seriously dark, and DW being supremely dark), all Winters should be able to carry dark hair.

But a Winter will most likely already have dark hair, unless s/he's a child. Light-haired Winters are rare.

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Tara
2/23/2017 12:52:34 pm

Rachel,

I'm trying to figure out my season/sub-season. I took an online test that did I was soft summer. But I'm not sure. Could I send you some pictures for your opinion? I want to make sure I am wearing the colors of clothing, makeup and hair that makes me look fantastic!

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Kelley
4/8/2017 10:01:31 pm

I cannot figure out which summer I am. I am leaning towards light summer. I have rosie beige skin, cool veins, light ash brown hair that is about a level 6, and green eyes(maybe hazel, but my husband says he thinks they look dark green). I think he might be right since there is no brown in my eyes. I look great in light blue. I am a 2.5 cool in Urban Decay Foundation. So very pale. Please help.

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Julianna McGrogan
3/8/2014 10:18:45 am

Can a bright spring dye her hair black, since it is listed in the palette? Or does the same rule of thumb apply, which I agree with, that one should stay closely within range of one's natural hair color to truly look her best? Black seems to be a popular hair color since the arrival of Katy Perry. However, Bright Springs can stand a lot of contrast as you've said. Could you clarify please?

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Rachel Arnt-Schemmel
3/8/2014 12:35:14 pm

We say that a person within a given season can wear all the colors from that season's palette.

And your hair color is just another color you're wearing- right?

So in theory, you could put any color from your palette on your head, and it would look pretty good.

Except I don't think it's as simple as this. Here's why:

Your right colors look right because they look *natural.* So if you wear them in an unnatural way, they won't look right.

For example, Soft Autumn's light brown would be an awful lipstick for me. (I actually know this from experience.) It's great in a shirt or a dress, but it would read as wrong on my lips - because it would read as *unnatural.* A person looking at the unique Soft Autumn that is me could never believe my lips were naturally any shade of brown. *Something* about the particular manifestation of the Soft Autumn palette in my body - something about the particular presentation of my hair color, my eye color, my pupil color, the color of the whites of my eyes, my skin tone, the color of my freckles, the color of my ear cartilage when light shines through it - tells the viewer "This person can't have brown lips."

And it's not that no one naturally has brown lips - plenty of people do, and some of them are Soft Autumns. But I don't, and Soft Autumn brown in a lippie looks weird on me, even though it's from my palette, because the viewer intuits that it's unnatural.

I think the same rule goes for hair color: if it would read as unnatural, it won't look right, even if it's from your palette.

Now, how do you predict which palette-based hair colors would read as unnatural on a person? If there is a rule, I don't know it. Creating the rule, I think, would require identifying exactly how it is that viewers judge whether any color is natural or unnatural on a particular person. And I think there are so many factors that go into that judgment- which feels intuitive on the part of the viewer- that it's possible we'll never have a rule.

Why does Soft Autumn's yellow look unnatural on me as a hair color? The only answer I can come up with is "Because it's not a hair color my body was meant to have." Somehow, a person looking at me knows this.

Someone somewhere will one day create an elaborate formula that explains how the viewer's brain perceives every single piece of color information a human body presents and how the brain combines all of that data into a judgment of overall beauty. I wish we had that now. :-)

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Melina
8/19/2018 04:31:52 am

I believe I may be a Winter, but I definitely cannot pull off dyed dark hair, it just look unnatural. (My natural hair color is about level 6.) And I feel the post above explains it...! Even though above you say that all Winters should be able to carry (dyed) dark hair. It's a bit contradictory, but I'd go with the latter view ;)

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Melina
8/19/2018 04:33:30 am

I mean the latter view that you just expressed above my comment ;)

Melina
5/25/2019 07:33:33 am

Ha ha, I had forgotten these older comments of mine here :) Unlike at the time of writing those, I now believe I'm a Bright Spring (long process of trial and error), so it figures I can't do dyed dark hair (without looking unnatural). ;) Still not sure all Winters can either, though.

Kathryn
9/30/2014 02:16:35 pm

Again, you have done a brilliant analysis! I, personally, find myself in the Soft Summer Light category, as there is even quite a bit of difference between deeper and lighter Soft Summers. Deeper Soft Summer colors make me look a little Goth. Lighter ones look balanced (esp. in my case if there is a smidgen of deeper tone added that is not dominant). Some Soft Summer colors appear to be Light Summer, but they are actually a bit greyer even if they go about as light.

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Olga
5/11/2015 09:25:57 pm

Excelent! And there're more pictures of them!
:D

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Christine
1/28/2016 02:39:50 pm

great read again, thank you, Rachel
Christine

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KK
4/24/2016 11:58:09 pm

Emily is clearly a clear winter. Winter with the spring influence.

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Rachel
4/28/2016 07:44:20 am

You think? Can you share some pics of her looking healthy in Bright Winter colors?

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Sandra Stuka link
6/23/2016 04:40:50 pm

I was wondering if natural white-blond hair was still considered Light Summer? I am a natural blond, but getting older, my hair is turning white with strands of light blond mixed. Nothing else has changed except my growing-out hair. My skin coloring remains the same light with pinkish tones.

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Rachel
6/27/2016 06:59:06 pm

On average, people who are blonde as adults are more likely to be Light Seasons than people who aren't. Look very closely at the Light seasons before ruling them out.
:-)

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Robin
10/15/2016 04:22:33 pm

Hi, I kind of agree with kk, Emily is a winter of some sort. She can go darker and clearer than a summer.

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Robin
10/15/2016 04:59:03 pm

Actually I can see that she's true summer now, she can just go a bit darker with her hair than I am able to and we are the same season so it threw me. Strange that, it must be to do with her skin being darker but same level of contrast or something

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Lisa
12/10/2016 01:57:07 pm

Google Kristen Stewart as a child (she started as a child actor) where you can see that she has medium ashy blonde hair (which makes more sense with her eyes). Green eyes + soft ashy brown would make her a soft summer?

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Kelley
4/8/2017 09:56:07 pm

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margaret
2/16/2018 11:59:46 am

Well, I think Kristien Stewart is not Soft Summer. She is not Winter too. I wouldn't even say she's cool type. My guess is she may be in fact Clear Spring.

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Becca
3/23/2018 01:46:12 pm

This is one of the explanations of the differences in all the summer seasons. I know that I am a summer season. I was ashy blonde as child with blue/green eyes, fair complexion with pink undertones, and blue veins. My natural hair color now is ashy brown, however, I definitely look better as a blonde, which is the color that I dye my hair. Black is way too dramatic of a color for me. I thought I was a soft summer for a long time, but now I’m veering more toward a light summer with this explanation.

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Av
5/20/2019 08:18:55 pm

Does anyone know what season would suit silver/platinum bleached hair? Is winter one of them?

I'm 90% sure I'm a dark winter, but honestly, some DW colors (especially lip colors) are too overwhelming for me. It seems like I have the goldilocks of coloring, everything is too bright or too dark for me, and my undertones are neutral leaning towards cool. I have tried lipstick colors suggested for DWs here, and I did really like Black Honey, but not applied too heavily. The only "nude" lipstick that looks natural next to my skin is Velvet Teddy by Mac, does anyone happen to know what season that may be?

I have naturally dark hair and once had blonde ombre ends for fun, but had to re-dye it back to dark, since it looked too jarring. I've also noticed that hair that is too coppery/brassy doesn't look good either, and while my natural hair is black (it looks more brown when there's sunlight), it's more of an ashy, washed out color that looks gray in some lighting.

I've been looking into Summer subtypes as another possibility, does anyone know if there's any overlap in the palettes of Dark Winter and any Summer subtype? Or any tips on how to know if you're a summer vs a winter?

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Av
5/20/2019 08:28:14 pm

Also, does anyone know if we should prioritize makeup or clothing when it comes to figuring out our season? I've had some Autumn colors look okay and even good on me, but when it comes in the form of makeup it just looks odd on my skin. Thanks!

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Janelle
5/21/2019 06:10:48 am

Hi Av,
Based off your description of yourself, I’d say look into the possibility of soft summer. If you think neutral-leaning cool is best but dark winter is a bit too strong for you, this would be the next logical choice. I’ve noticed there does seem to be some overlap between Dw and SSu colors, especially when looking at the deeper end of the ssu palette. (Mauve, plum, dark navy, pine green, maroon, etc seem to be some colors shared by both seasons)

As for Mac velvet teddy lipstick, I could see this looking good on ssu. Your natural hair color description also sounds like summer...

The best way to know if you do better in winter or summer is to look at the main colors that set summer and winter apart and try them! I’d suggest comparing the DW and ssu Invent Your Image color palettes (you can just google image that). Are you more complemented by softer, medium-light colors like shell pink, wisteria, mint green, or steel blue? Then maybe summer is a better fit. But if bolder, darker cool colors like cobalt blue, magenta, royal purple, deep teal flatter you more than the softer lighter colors, Winter might be a go. But, realize that DW too contains lighter colors (icy), and there’s a difference between those and summer’s pastel colors. Experiment and find patterns!

Lastly, check out Dw and ssu’s neighboring palettes for fun to go a bit deeper. (Dark autumn and true winter for DW, and soft autumn and true summer for ssu) if for example, DA looks absolutely terrible, maybe DW isn’t best because there’s a decent bit of overlap between those 2 seasons, etc.

the fact that you mention some autumn colors look decent seems to hint at either ssu or Dw as well since both of these seasons have an autumn season as a neighbor. And I don’t necessarily find clothes more than makeup or vice versa to be more indicative of season, but it sounds like you’re trying both aspects so that’s good! Good luck, and keep testing and comparing.

I hope this helps!!!

Av
5/21/2019 11:52:24 am

Janelle,

Thank you SO much! Your reply was extraordinarily helpful, and thank you for referring the Invent Your Image palettes. I also didn't really realize the distinction between pastel and icy colors--wow! I realize now that I lumped them together previously.

I am definitely trying both aspects to find out what my season is, and I feel like distinguishing whether or not colors suit me in clothing is harder than it is w/ makeup. (For example, I found out that I could 100% rule out Spring when I realized that coral blush/lipstick looks terrible on me, but the color as a shirt just looks...fine? Not terrible, not amazing, but I can't tell). I never really thought to check out neighboring palettes either! Most autumn colors always felt like they were acceptable on me, but never really my best, and now I realize it's because DA or SA (I haven't really figured that out yet) is probably my neighboring palette.

Btw, I looked up the Soft Summer palette from Invent Your Image and found a grey-ish periwinkle lavender color that is the exact same shade as a very flattering blouse I own. It definitely helped clarify a lot of confusion for me! Thanks again, you're a life saver! <3

Melina
5/21/2019 02:35:39 pm

Av, I definitely do think makeup is much more indicative of one's season than clothes! That is my experience & my personal opinion, though I know many disagree, for some reason. I can pull off so many seasons in clothes, which is evident in that I've considered nearly every season there is, including Dark Winter... Love to wear those colours, especially black, but put almost any DW lipstick on me and the result is more or less goth :) Also a lot of Autumn is wearable for me, but the lipsticks looks odd, all too brown - any brown in lipstick and it's a no-go for me. So, based on lipstick draping I have re-confirmed my most likely season is Bright Spring - BSp lippies just are my "sweet spot", no two ways about it, no matter how hard I try any others ;)

Melina
5/21/2019 02:47:24 pm

Hmm, re-reading this article, I notice I disagree in some points of the analysis - it's always so easy to be affected by the text next to pictures, to see what the text tells you to see, even if deep in your mind you disagree :) Not saying Rachel is necessarily wrong, not at all, just that for example I do not find either of them very overwhelmed by black, in fact Emily Blunt looks great in black to me... And also, I'm not sure if being able to pull off yellow hair is a necessary indicator of Spring - I don't think yellow hair really suits me, and I believe I'm a BSp. I know the article meant mainly True and Light Springs, but I've seen many of both who really would not look good with yellow hair... Especially in the cases where their natural hair colour is dark.

(Although, come to think of it, the times I've done a colour removal treatment (with a ColourB4 / Color Oops type of product), the immediate result has been very apricot-yellow, as it often is when you remove any artificial pigments, especially at the ends, and it hasn't looked bad next to my skin. But while the apricot is fine, having yellow at the roots would not suit me at all... ;))

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Janelle
5/21/2019 03:12:25 pm

Av,
Glad to be of help! It makes sense that you find makeup more indicative of season than clothes since make up is right on your face rather than further down like a blouse. I forgot to mention the obvious: does black seem too stark or overpowering? That’s another question to ask yourself when comparing summer to winter.

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Av
5/25/2019 06:55:51 pm

Janelle,

I apologize for the late reply. When it comes to black in clothing, I'm not overwhelmed, but with makeup--especially with eyeliner/mascara, black seems to be very harsh.

I think I need muted colors that aren't *too* muted. I tried the Covergirl 265 lipstick "Romance" suggested for Soft Summers, and it made me look too "dead". I did try NARS "Cruella", which seems to be a Winter shade, but it's quite bold, and I actually liked it--although even if it didn't suit me, I might've just liked the color because it's so fun. It was too bright perhaps (not sure, it's hard being objective), but the undertones matched mine perfectly.

But I also need a washed out shade in any makeup near my face--for my eyebrows, I need to use a pencil that is a light gray, without ANY hint of brown or "warmth". For any contouring products I use, grayish powders/cream products work best.

So I think instead of black, a softer black or maybe a gray is more flattering.

Danielle
5/22/2019 02:56:02 am

AV, if DW is too dark for you, you may be a soft Winter. Have a look at Toasted Soft Winter: https://www.prettyyourworld.com/the-toasted-soft-winter.html
If that is too deep for you there is Toasted Soft Summer: https://www.prettyyourworld.com/the-toasted-soft-summer.html

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KM
5/22/2019 03:02:34 am

It's not helpful to keep bringing up these extra seasons from outside the 12 season system, only confusing, especially for those new to seasonal color. All the more as this site does not even subscribe to that system, but the 12 season one (so if I was the owner of this site I'd delete that kind of comments)! Better go ramble about them on a site that sticks to that system.

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Nancy
5/22/2019 03:30:31 am

KM, there is no owner of this site. If there was, you would be deleted. There are more than 12 seasons. I am a Soft Spring, for instance.

KK Slider
5/22/2019 04:13:51 am

KM, I agree.

Nicole
5/22/2019 12:22:37 pm

I agree with Nancy! In this day and age, 16 seasons is a minimum! I, too, am a Soft Spring and it’s very frustrating to see comments like yours. Comments like that are what made it significantly more challenging to discover information/resources about my coloring. For years I literally had to pick out my best colors by eye, which I KNEW looked best on me, until everyone else figured out about the 16 seasons and started publishing about it.

Otherwise, with a 12 season system, you have to explain where Soft Springs Lauren Conrad, Mandy Moore, Dominique Reighard, Stefi Celma, Tina Kunakey, Amisha Patel, and Morgan Debaun belong? Sure, Soft Springs are rarer, but they do still exist. And where do Deep Winter Soft Ginnifer Goodwin and Deep Autumn Soft Kristen Kreuk belong in a 12 season system? Not to mention that, even BEYOND the basic 16 seasons... there are softer Light Springs like Jasmine Sanders and Christina Hendricks (these two women always get confused for summer). And then neutral toned, light summer leaning Light Springs like Amanda Seyfried and Scarlett Johansson (and Zendaya too, I believe). And neutral toned, light spring leaning Light Summers, like Emma Stone and Diandra Forrest (who has albinism).

TBH, it’s often mixed race/heritage people that fall into these seasons outside of the “original” 12 seasons, which just makes your comment even more shocking to me... You do understand that the 16 season system doesn’t alter the “original” 12 seasons? The 16 season system is simply filling in the blanks. By refining and correcting the color system, they system becomes more accurate, realistic, and inclusive.

KM
5/25/2019 07:38:12 am

Nancy, you are so rude and very, very stupid; Rachel Arnt-Schemmel is very obviously the owner of this site, and by right rude people like you should be deleted and banned from here! You seem to be totally confused in your head, believing you are an invented season that does not even exist, I feel sorry for deluded people like you... Wish there would be a way to remove people like you and Danielle, another rude commenter!

KM
5/25/2019 07:39:48 am

But thanks, KK Slider and Victoria, glad there are also reasonable people like you here :)

Danielle
5/22/2019 03:24:35 am

AV, test these colors against your face:
soft white vs. pure white
lavender vs. royal purple
raspberry vs. true red

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Victoria
5/22/2019 02:47:31 pm

Hmmm. I guess what I've never understood about the 16 seasons idea is what space they take up in the seasonal wheel and/or along the continuum of value, hue, and chroma. Until I can see someone explain to me how the 4 new seasons occupy a space that wasn't previously accounted for, I won't really understand it. Does such a resource exist? A wheel of seasons including the new ones, and a sort of visual slide of hue, value, and chroma and where each new season falls? I think that would be super helpful to all of the 12 season folks!

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Danielle
5/23/2019 02:29:16 am

Victoria, how is this for an explanation? https://www.prettyyourworld.com/thecolorbreezesystem.html
And here are all the seasons with value and chroma: https://www.prettyyourworld.com/the-colorbreeze-seasons.html

Tabitha
5/23/2019 12:47:16 am

Slightly off topic comment - what type of Romantic is Sherilyn Fenn? I see her on the R homepage.

Rachel- The transformation between the first pictures of her that come up on Google vs. the photo of her you posted on the Romantic page is incredible (https://www.truth-is-beauty.com/uploads/4/7/6/0/4760820/280146225.png)! I see R with youth. I thought I saw natural but then Gamine (she reminded me of some gne celebs too). Is she REG? Or maybe RNI? IMO, she (rather surprisingly) suits more feminine leaning styles than one would expect for her countenance.

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Megan
5/24/2019 06:24:32 pm

It's hard to find photos of Fenn looking straight on, but I think she's an REC. I agree that she surprisingly suits very feminine styles, and to me she looks pretty good next to the REC pinterest board. I think the D board overwhelms her.

If you compare her to someone like Angelina Jolie, who I think looks pretty good next to the Romantic Dramatic board, Fenn seems to have a slightly different vibe--softer, maybe? Which might be why you're seeing youth in her, because we associte softness and rounded features with youth.

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Av
5/25/2019 06:35:16 pm

I get a similar vibe from Drew Barrymore. Not sure what type she is, but I feel like I see that faint ethereal-ness in her. She has round, soft features--not ingenue round, and not romantic round, exactly, but sometimes her face reminds me of an old oil painting, like those Renaissance madonna paintings. If you have ever watched Ever After (a period film/adaptation of Cinderella) she blends in with the old time-y scenery. She also looks great with long, mermaid-y hair.

As for Fenn, I actually do see another softness to her other than Romantic and Dramatic. When watching Twin Peaks, I would say it's Ingenue, since she has a bit of innocence to her, but it's an interesting contrast with her other types.

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Tabitha
5/23/2019 12:14:25 pm

Also, what kind of RG is Halle Berry? I have friend who I think has the EXACT same ID as her, but I can’t put my finger on what it is! RG with N,C, E, or D?

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Janelle
5/23/2019 01:54:00 pm

Tabitha,
My top guess for Halle would be RNG...definitely not seeing anything otherworldly about her looks, and I think classic is too rigid for her. My second guess would be dramatic, but I think she does better with a more casual vibe than dangerous or avant-garde.

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Tabitha
5/23/2019 02:31:06 pm

I think you’re onto something! RNG seems like best for out of those options. Some people do make me wonder if there are essences beyond the 7 here on this blog though (similar to how Kibbe was missing E & I, but those 2 essences could be easily found in people’s features and in clothing stores). Anyways, thanks Janelle!

Any thoughts on what type of Romantic Sherilyn Fenn is? She looks like R with youth to me, but that’s about all I can figure.

Janelle
5/23/2019 02:51:29 pm

Sure thing! I think it’s so fun trying to type people. I would guess sherilyn has dramatic as a secondary. Her arched eyebrows and vampy look makes me think she’s RD. Heavy on the R. Not so sure if I can see a youthful essence working for her...she seems to emit more maturity than anything.

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Tabitha
5/24/2019 12:55:47 pm

I love it! Ooh last one- any thoughts on VS model Jasmine Tookes? I see R for sure, and I think Ingenue. TBH, I almost thought she was REI from the first photos I saw of her. But I must say that I usually have a hard time deciphering between Ethereal’s “magical” power and Dramatic’s majestic power.

Janelle
5/24/2019 02:17:44 pm

After looking at pictures of Jasmine, Dramatic really stands out to me! What bone structure she has! I definitely think romantic and dramatic, but I also think she has some ethereal; I don’t know if I see ingenue as much. Check out truth is beauty’s romantic ethereal dramatic Pinterest board and I think you’ll see that Jasmine fits quite well with those looks.

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Nancy
5/25/2019 12:10:14 pm

KM, Lora's system doesn’t alter the original 12 seasons system, it complets it. It is very rude to call Lora's new seasons invented. I know Rachel is the owner of this site, But this site doesn't seem to have an owner. Old post all the time, no answers to all the questions from her readers and so on. By the way, if you don't acknowledge the new seasons, how come you acknowledge the new style types Ethereal and Ingenue? Are you saying there are no Ethereals and Ingenues ? Are they invented? Don't you ever call me stupid again. You are the stupid one.

Av
5/25/2019 06:44:20 pm

Tabitha,

About your comment about having trouble distinguishing between Dramatics and Ethereals (I cannot directly reply to that comment down below), I find that what helps is eyebrows, since they are so close to the facial features. If someone has a stronger, more "imposing" bone structure like Dramatics (and Naturals) do, they could pull off thick eyebrows. Dramatics can pull off thickness and arches/angles in eyebrows that would be too harsh and severe on someone without Dramatic influence.

I think Naturals can pull off straight, thick eyebrows the most, though, and that type of eyebrow is so popular and sought after right now. Think Brooke Shields, who I definitely see N in, she looks amazing in thick, straight eyebrows that would overwhelm anyone without as much N.

Ethereals would probably look better in thinner, feather-y eyebrows, although this depends on their other essences. I'd imagine if they had D and N in addition to E, that wouldn't be the case. But softer arches and thinner brows suit them better.

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Danielle
5/25/2019 12:24:59 pm

Km, I did not adress you. My advice was for AV. It did not concern you at all. I don't want to read shit like that. If AV doesn't want my help, that's fine. But you don't have anything to do with that. Commenters like you would be deleted if the owner would do her job properly.

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Av
5/25/2019 06:36:53 pm

Danielle,

Thanks for the link! I'll definitely take a look at it. "Toasted Soft Winter" is a concept that, while unfamiliar, does seem promising. I apologize for the late reply, btw!

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Elise
2/8/2021 04:39:11 pm

After extensive reading on your website and photoshopping my face in natural light next to various colors, I believe I am Soft Summer (I have always felt that my ashy brown coloring is very dull and only after college started to embrace it instead of be ashamed). However, while my favorite color is blue, I haven't found a lot of blues that look good with my face. Perhaps they are always too saturated. But I thought blue was supposed to be one of Soft Summer's greatest and most wearable colors. Does this suggest to you that I should look at other seasons?

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Charity link
5/7/2021 10:52:08 pm

(Soft Summer here) -- it has to be the right shade of blue, with a gray undertone. Bright blues won't work, Navy will.

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Linnea
6/24/2021 02:22:18 pm

Interesting article. I’m torn between cool and light summer, because I have quite a lot of contrast in my face due to darker blue/green eyes, darker brows and naturally dark blonde hair. I never dyed my hair, apart from some highlights long ago, it used to be platinum blonde until early twenties. Black does not look awful on me, but stark white drains me quite a bit. My best colors are blue-greens and dark navy. I also like yellow, but yellow hair looks off on me (like it did with Emily). So I suspect cool summer, but my blonde hair keeps me doubting. Should I start dying it darker? I’m in my thirties now.

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Alana
11/2/2022 03:01:17 pm

Great article...but now I'm confused! haha
I know I am a summer but trying to figure out which one.
I have natural blond hair (almost white when I was a kid, but became dark blonde with age). Brown brows and blue eyes. Bright summer colors always look great on me (fuchsia, Cyan etc), some lighter colors also (but NOT pastel colors). Black does nothing for me but navy blue looks good. I think I am a neutral or cold. Cold colors always look good, but some warmer tones do also (golds, bronze, browns - but NOT mustard yellow or orange, unless its pinkish orange). What am I?? Thanks!

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