Winter is the season of contrast and clarity — sharp, confident colours with dramatic power.
If Winter is your character, your natural shades lean towards cool porcelain and deep darkness. Your most faithful companions are the clear, sharp, high-contrast tones: they lend power and radiance to your appearance.
Innate Traits
The Winter character is bound by a cool, high-contrast base tone — in the hair, the skin and the eyes alike.
Cool dark brown or black, with a silvery shine.
Cool base tone — porcelain, olive or deep bronze, with a bluish cast.
Deep brown, icy blue or cool grey, with sharp contrast.
The Winter Palette
Five lead shades around which an entire wardrobe can be built.
What to wear — and what to avoid.
Clear, cool, high-contrast shades bring the Winter character to life; warm, dusty tones fade it away.
These tones bring out your contrast and the sharpness of your gaze.
These warm, muted shades blur your contrast and come across as washed out.
The Three Winter Subtypes
Your precise subtype nuances which tones suit you best.