What season? This or That with Rachel Weisz.

This one. That bright warmish pink is lovely on her, and so is the light lip. On the left, the lip is too dark while the white washes out her skin.

Autumny.

This one. The neutral fuchsia is better than the dirty-looking brown.

Autumny.

This one. The pink may be a little too bright but not a lot. Her skin's lighter here, but as porcelain, not unhealthy pallor.

Wintry.

This one. A lighter lip is better than darker on her. And the orange is better than the cool indigo. (Though I think the orange is warmer than she is, and perhaps is orangifying her skin a bit.)

This one, by far. Again, a light lip is better. But bright is better for the clothes.  I love her against that golden background.

This one. What a beautiful neutral green, with a pretty light pink lip. On the left, pure black with a strong red lip diminishes her.

So...


- Her best colors are bright, and not too dark.
- Her best makeup is not too heavy and not too dark.
- I think her best colors are warmer rather than cooler. But not all the way warm.

I am pretty sure she's a Bright. I'm going with Bright Spring over Bright Winter.


 

Here, a warm, light  lip is lovely. The peachy cheeks are pretty darn good, perhaps a hair too warm. The melon color on the side is connecting to her skin. The eyeliner is the only jarring note; it's too cool. Look at those gorgeous eyes! Don't you want to set them free from that eyeliner? 

You should see Christine Scaman's excellent article on Spring skin finishes.

And to find your own season, try draping yourself at home.