12-season colour analysis explained
Find your place in the 12-season colour system
Compare all 12 colour seasons by undertone, value and chroma, then open a detailed palette and outfit guide for every result.
Explore all 12 seasons
Twelve distinct, comparable result guides
Each page explains the season in the same four dimensions so you can compare neighbouring results without exposing any user’s private report.
Light Spring
Light Spring is warm, luminous and gently clear. Its palette keeps Spring freshness while staying light enough not to overpower delicate colouring.
Open result guide →Warm Spring
Warm Spring is defined by visible golden warmth and lively colour. Clear, sunlit shades look more natural than muted or blue-based colours.
Open result guide →Clear Spring
Clear Spring combines Spring warmth with Winter-like clarity. Crisp colour contrast is more flattering than softness or tonal blending.
Open result guide →Light Summer
Light Summer is cool-neutral, airy and softly blended. The palette stays pale and calm, avoiding both heavy darkness and intense warmth.
Open result guide →Cool Summer
Cool Summer is unmistakably cool but remains softer than Winter. Blue-based, slightly greyed colours create an even and refined effect.
Open result guide →Soft Summer
Soft Summer prioritises muted colour and gentle coolness. Blended, smoky shades support low contrast without looking dull.
Open result guide →Soft Autumn
Soft Autumn combines gentle warmth with low chroma. Earthy, sun-washed colours look more harmonious than sharp brights.
Open result guide →Warm Autumn
Warm Autumn is earthy, golden and richly coloured. Warmth leads, supported by enough depth to carry spice, forest and leather shades.
Open result guide →Deep Autumn
Deep Autumn is warm-neutral and anchored by depth. Dark, complex earth colours create presence without the icy sharpness of Winter.
Open result guide →Clear Winter
Clear Winter pairs coolness with maximum clarity and contrast. Saturated jewel colours and sharp light-dark combinations feel balanced.
Open result guide →Cool Winter
Cool Winter is the coolest Winter season. Blue-based jewel tones, icy lights and dark neutrals echo its strong temperature and contrast.
Open result guide →Deep Winter
Deep Winter is dark, cool-neutral and intense. It needs enough depth to match strong colouring, with crisp cool accents for definition.
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