Colour Analysis

The Twelve Colour Seasons

Personal colour analysis divides colouring into twelve seasons, each defined by four axes: undertone (warm, cool, or neutral), depth (light to deep), chroma (muted or clear), and contrast (low to high). Every season has a palette that harmonises with its natural character — and one that clashes. Understanding yours is the starting point for a wardrobe that actually works.

Spring

Light Spring

Light Spring sits at the bridge between Light Summer and True Spring on the seasonal wheel.

True Spring

True Spring is the "warmest and clearest" of the spring seasons, sitting centrally on the spring arc.

Bright Spring

Bright Spring sits at the junction of Spring and Winter, borrowing Winter's clarity and contrast while retaining Spring's warm undertone.

Summer

Light Summer

Light Summer shares the low-depth quality of Light Spring but leans cool rather than warm.

True Summer

True Summer is the central summer type, sitting between Light Summer and Soft Summer.

Soft Summer

Soft Summer sits between True Summer and Soft Autumn on the seasonal spectrum.

Autumn

Soft Autumn

Soft Autumn sits between Soft Summer and True Autumn on the seasonal flow chart.

True Autumn

True Autumn is the central autumn type, sitting between Soft Autumn and Deep Autumn.

Deep Autumn

Deep Autumn sits between True Autumn and Deep Winter on the seasonal arc.

Winter

Deep Winter

Deep Winter sits at the boundary between Deep Autumn and True Winter.

True Winter

True Winter is the central winter type, defined by a clearly cool undertone, high chroma in the cool-jewel direction, and high contrast.

Bright Winter

Bright Winter sits at the junction of Bright Spring and True Winter, borrowing Spring's clarity and vividness while retaining Winter's cool undertone.

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