Seasonal Color Analysis
Your coloring isn't random — it belongs to a palette. Wearing the wrong one is fighting yourself.
Grounded in the research on seasonal color analysis
What even is this?
It's a system that sorts your natural coloring — skin undertone, hair, eyes — into one of four seasonal palettes: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter. Each season maps to a family of colors that harmonize with your specific combination. Wear colors from your season and you look awake, clear, put-together. Wear colors outside it and people ask if you're tired. The difference is real and visible.
Who invented it and why should I care?
Johannes Itten, a Bauhaus instructor, noticed in the 1920s that students subconsciously chose colors that flattered their own complexion. Suzanne Caygill formalized the seasonal framework in the 1950s and 60s. Carole Jackson made it mainstream with her 1980 book *Color Me Beautiful*, which sold over nine million copies. The system survived because it works — not because it's trendy.