Navigating the world of color can be quite challenging, but discovering the shades that suit you best is one of the simplest and most impactful ways to kick off your style journey.
Many of us often find ourselves puzzled as to why certain clothing items just don’t complement our appearance. Understanding which colors enhance your look is an essential first step in this process. Once you grasp this concept, it becomes clear why some garments may fall flat in terms of style.
However, it’s important to remember that color is just one facet of personal style. Your unique look encompasses a variety of elements, including shape, pattern, and personal preferences—regardless of how they align with your natural coloring or body type. All of these factors should be considered when discussing individual style.
That said, I’ve seen firsthand how embracing the right colors can bring immense joy and confidence to my clients. Their transformations and feedback have been truly inspiring, and I hope you find motivation in their
stories as well.
Meet Joan, a beautiful woman in her 60s who absolutely love style and playing around with different colours and shapes. She looks beautiful in everything she puts on, but there is some extra shine that comes out when she is in her True Summer colours. Her face is suddenly much more visible and bright.
Here are couple of before and after photos from clients that have shared them and without a doubt you can’t help but to notice the power of having your right colours near your face:
This is a beautiful Melina, who sent a photo of her wearing her colours and she looks absolutely stunning.
Understanding your personal colors and dressing accordingly can be incredibly beneficial. While many people look fabulous in their unique styles, often disregarding their natural body types and color palettes, realizing what truly complements you can elevate your fashion game. If you frequently find yourself puzzled as to why certain colors or clothing don’t seem to suit you, it’s essential to start by identifying your personal color palette. Armed with this knowledge, you’ll be able to make more informed style choices. Of course, once you grasp the basics, feel free to break the rules—but only after you understand them!
