Bright Winter Celebrities
Two pictures of Olivia Munn with very little makeup. On the left, no great shakes...
There's an intensity in JoJo's eyes that isn't reflected in the hair here. Don't those eyes just leap out? They shouldn't be encased in that expanse of yellowish-brownish mediumness.
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On the right, wow! The glow!
I don't think this is too much. I find it gorgeous. So much pure, saturated color, and she still looks alive. The skin is healthily nuanced, not uniformly pale or weirdly colored.
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OK... Sophie Ellis-Bextor is so beautiful that it's hard for her to look bad in anything. But see how exquisite she is in the right colors. Then you understand that this neutral look is insufficient for her incredible coloring. She looks insignificant.
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Stunning. Who else but a Bright Winter can work this lip color?
And here, in a color combination that would be insane on anyone else, this Bright Winter looks completely natural.
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 If goth styling actually makes someone look goth (as Megan does here), she's not a Dark Winter. A Dark Winter can't look goth -- the colors would make her look more natural, not less.
Bright Winters get black, but black alone is not enough - especially for Bright Winters with dark skin. This season needs contrast. Here, supermodel Alek Wek's unearthly beauty is barely suggested. Her gorgeously deep skin color looks unremarkable next to the black of the dress. She's just a pretty lady here.
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 Beautiful. Oh, the wonder of human color. How can someone look so relaxed and natural in such a striking shade? Bright Winter, that's how.
Notice how much more alive Alek's face is with very bright color near it. She's not overwhelmed by the brightness; she needs it in order to appear fully as herself.
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