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For me personally the adding of more seasons made it clearer what my actual palette would be: muted first of all but neither very cool or warm, maybe a little bit warmer. Bright colours and black and white all wash me out, warm or cool, same thing. Did I need the seasonal analysis to find this out? No but it helped. It's a tool. Clothing is more than just finding the colours that suit you. You can be playful and create effects. Seasonal colour analysis is a bit like horoscope - some people take it way too seriously. I love my perfect muted palette but I also love neon colours!

How does the chain hold up after three years?

Including the kitchen sink 😂😂😂 amazingg

I see seasonal color analysis as a tool. You learn the rules and CAN learn how to break them in order to create a specific visual image of yourself - a fashion look or editorial style. E.g. I'm a light spring (I actually got my colors done) and if I wanna look grungy, I simply just wear autumn colors. It works like a charm and is easy and effortless. But most of the time I actually prefer wearing colors from my own palette. It doesn't really matter if you wanna go with your own palette or just learn how to play around with other palettes to create the most unique personal style you absolutely love for yourself and your personality and vibe - and your personal aesthetic. If one already knows how to do it, SCA is absolutely not necessary, but if one has no idea and wants to learn it, a color consultant can absolutely help with that. To me looking like a vampire is super easy - dark colors make me look unlively and even more pale than I already am, they make my skin appear greyed and I just need to add a bit of coverage and darker, cool toned eye make up and the look is easily completed. That's why I love SCA, I can play around with all the knowledge I got from it and create whatever image I fancy. I love doing photo shoots and it is very helpful for that in an artistic and actually very creative way. SCA has actually brought me back to playing around with colors and style again.

Well honestly I need to say that I agree with you definitely,my first point is Does an expensive analysis really works?because if some colors are supposed to make you look better it is also supposed to be noticeable to everyone not just to a professional. Second point ,that is amazing in the theory but honestly is not so good as that in real life,I mean it is really hard sometimes to find every color for the common people. And my third point,as you said is imposible to categories in 13 or 16 seasons more that 7 billions of people, everyone has different distributions of colors and undertones,so yes it is impossible to categorize every single person. And summarizing I think that really works but not at all,I think color analysis should exist and each analysis should be personalized to everyone,and determine in your personal case what hair color and clothes color suits the most,I don't think it is 100% useless but it doesn't mean that is actually the best option anyways. For example Ariana Grande,some people say she is a dark winter and that makes sense because she looks great in dark colors and the platinum blonde was great (suitable color to dark winter)but why does her looks great too with brown hair that most of the time is warm color so what is her true seassonal

I know I’m a little late to the game as I just found this video, but THANK YOU for making it! Seasonal color analysis has literally become the bane of my existence lately. I’ve been told I’m a summer, and pastels are literally my least favorite colors (have been for as long as I can remember). I also have several black dresses that I get a ton of compliments in, so I just think the whole thing is too limiting and probably not accurate for most people.

Once you have your seasonal palette, it's not limiting at all and in fact the reverse is true. You have more options yet with fewer clothes because everything works together. You don't have to keep buying extra accessories to go with new things in colours that do not co ordinate.

Really the main problem in my view is the misinformation about color typing. Your hair and eye color really has almost nothing to do with it. You could argue that they factor into contrast, but that's really it. You shouldn't judge a system like this based on what ill informed people say about it and how they use it. There are people who are actually certified in color typing, and they will tell you that your hair color, or the color of your veins means absolutely nothing.

I stick to four seasons. I offer a very basic color analysis and you fall on a season the twelve seasons are so confusing and they bring in colors from other seasons that make no sense. For instance, a deep winter can wear gold but winters don’t look good in gold. It’s also a money making scheme when they extend the process they charge you more A LOT MORE. It does confuse people and I think people need to keep in mind you won’t always find those colors and those that do the twelve seasons if you look at their wardrobes they only stick to very few colors. I personally believe you should stick to your colors because overall you look better but the twelve seasons are just in my opinion ridiculous.

I don't know why you stopped uploading videos but ❤️if you're reading this I love this vlog

At this point I just find what kind of colors naturally occur in my features and find whatever compliments those. It’s simple it’s old-fashioned but it’s highly effective .

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I really agree with this perspective! I have tried in the past to find “my season”, but I just don’t fit into any of them. I look good in colors that contradict the categories. I do think an awareness of color is important, but like you say, it’s something we must discover for ourselves by paying attention and trying different colors! Why limit ourselves unnecessarily?

you are so damm true

Back to the basics - love it!

You’d look GREAT in the bright colours you showed 💓

you are bright spring ( bright warm light)

I hope that you post more videos, you are amazing!

Here's another additional reason why I don't use seasonal colour analysis: it is maddeningly Eurocentric. According to this theory, while Europeans (which includes Americans/Canadians/Australians/New Zealanders of European descent) apparently come in all 4 seasons and have such nuanced colourings that we must make a distinction even between strawberry blonde versus an ash blonde -- the rest of the non-European world (who have mainly dark hair and dark eyes) are all lumped into "Winter" (or sometimes "Deep Autumn"). That's basically a subtle way of implying that whereas European appearances fall in a spectrum, everyone else in the rest of the world all look the same. That's pretty racist, to be honest, even if it wasn't intentionally racist. Just think about it -- according to seasonal colour analysis, a light-skinned Japanese and a medium-skinned Indian and a deeper-skinned African are ALL "Winters" and all supposedly look best in the SAME kinds of colours? How does that even make sense? (On the other hand, when it comes to Europeans, a Strawberry Blonde and an Ash Blonde are supposedly so vastly different from each other that they belong to different seasons and have different palettes.) And I don't even think it's true. I see many non-Europeans wearing "non-Winter" colours -- and (gasp!) even pale "Summer" pastels or bright warm "Spring" colours -- and I think they often look fabulous in those colours. This lack of inclusivity and this utter failure to acknowledge that people of colour also belong to a very wide spectrum of colouring -- that's a huge problem with the seasonal colour analysis theory that not enough people acknowledge. In fact, if we look a skin tones, people of colour often have much greater variation in skin tones than Europeans do -- and yet we're to believe they're all supposed to look best only in "Winter" colours just because they have dark hair and dark eyes.

Also the different colour analysis rules totally contradict each other depending on who you ask

Yeah the seasonal colour analysis works with creating harmony - but sometimes you want to get contrast in an outfit :) it’s helpful to a degree, especially when building a capsule wardrobe, but rules are there to be broken. After wasting hours and hours trying to work out my colour season, I’m no closer 😂 neutral cool redhead here.

I think you're Spring, not Summer

So calming and peaceful to watch. Thanks for sharing 😊

Subscribed at including the sink 😂

What a gem ❤️🔥

Yes! Amazing video

I love all the outfits so cool! I just recently filmed a video on how to style in chunky boots but your outfits giving me more style inspiration 😍Super cool!

I love your channel aesthetics 🤩

What handbag is that in the first look? Is the strap detachable. There is so much character in that handbag. I love 💕 it.

Will you do an how to look very expensive in casual with trainers , etc. I am older and so I have to be careful when dresses in trainers, etc., or I will look “dowdy”. Remember, youth covers a multitude of sins. Sigh. 😊

I love the white chunky shoes , though. They look big and clean 😁

Green and burgundy. Nice. You have a great way with colors.

Wow. The grey coat with red is wonderful. I have a grey coat. I didn’t think of red.

I never knew what to wear with my red coat. The black and white is terrific.

That fringe sweater is incredible.

Great ideas. I don’t wear chunky boots but the outfits work with regular boots. Love 💗 these outfits.

White cotton blouse is stunning.

The first look is breathtaking to me.

Lovely 😊‼️‼️‼️. Great ideas 💡💐

I asked a UA-cam channel for more feminine style ideas also, yesterday, and she became upset 😡 with me. However, UA-cam placed you on my recommendations list today. Yay 😁‼️✅. I like most styles. I still like to wear feminine, as well.

Thanks ✅

I really liked that coffee shot! was very playful!

You are inspiring! Love your ideas.

Beautiful!

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I love watching this, even in November! So calming. And reminding me of hot summer days.

So clever. You have taught me a lot!

Good stuff! 😍😍😍😍

A lot of new information! Thank you Yulia! 👍🤩

Great stuff yulia!