Unlock the Secret to Looking Radiant in Any Outfit

Understanding color theory and how different hues interact with your skin tone can revolutionize your wardrobe. When you wear colors that complement your natural coloring, you instantly look more vibrant, healthy, and put-together.

Determining Your Skin Undertone

Before choosing your perfect colors, you need to identify your skin's undertone. This is the subtle hue beneath your skin's surface that influences how colors look on you.

Quick Tests to Find Your Undertone:

• Vein Test: Look at your wrists - green veins indicate warm undertones, blue/purple veins suggest cool undertones
• Silver vs. Gold Test: Hold jewelry against your skin - if silver looks better, you're likely cool-toned; if gold flatters you more, you're warm-toned
• White Test: Compare how you look in bright white vs. off-white - cool undertones suit bright white, warm undertones prefer cream or ivory

Colors for Warm Undertones:

• Perfect Colors: Coral, peach, orange, warm reds, golden yellow, olive green, warm browns
• Neutrals: Cream, camel, warm beige, chocolate brown, gold
• Avoid: Icy blues, pure white, stark black, silver metallics

Colors for Cool Undertones:

• Perfect Colors: Ruby red, pink, purple, emerald green, royal blue, true black, pure white
• Neutrals: Gray, navy, charcoal, pure white, silver
• Avoid: Orange, warm yellows, peach, warm browns

Colors for Neutral Undertones:

• Lucky You: Most colors work, but you look especially good in muted tones
• Best Bets: Dusty rose, sage green, soft blues, warm grays

Building a Color-Coordinated Wardrobe:

1. Start with Neutrals: Build a foundation with your best neutral colors
2. Add Your Power Colors: Incorporate 2-3 colors that make you glow
3. Create Harmony: Use the 60-30-10 rule - 60% neutral, 30% main color, 10% accent

Remember, these are guidelines, not rules. If you love a color that theoretically doesn't suit you, you can still wear it as an accent or away from your face in bottoms or shoes.