What Has Your Soft Autumn Experience Been Like, So Far?...
There are some women I color analyzed as soft autumns that I would love to hear from (I'd love to check in with those of you who weren't, too!) and some lurkers who have found me because I am writing a soft autumn seasonal color analysis blog.
As you have begun to experiment with your soft autumn color palette, how have you felt in those colors? What has it been like to look at yourself in the mirror? (hopefully, better than she does) Please let me know in the comments.
My Autumn Experience...
Doing a 30-day wardrobe challenge like the
Twenty Twenty Fall Capsule Wardrobe Challenge has been a great way to experiment with autumn colors and really pay attention to how they look on me, because I took pictures. The same thing happened with my
30-Day Soft Autumn Seasonal Color Analysis Challenge!
And now, as I compare my experiences and add in what it has been like to be a
dressing your truth type 3, I have four thoughts I am mulling over...
(1) Creating signature style is so much more than just knowing which colors to wear, though that is certainly a fantastic start! But I have felt so much better with my own style now that I have added what I've learned from the
dressing your truth online course.
(2) Is it possible that when women of color are analyzed, they will need or be able to wear a darker range of colors than other women? I still have this question because I am finding that I like myself better in deep autumn colors.
(3) Might I be a deep autumn? I am wondering because of what I just said above. Which one explains why those colors look better? Or do they? You guys tell me!
"Autumns cover such a large range of colorings, fairer autumns may look best in the oranges and turquoise, whereas black-haired or dark brunette autumns may look good in the deeper chocolate browns, olive green and deep orange reds." ~~The ExecutivesCloset.com
(4) Or am I a velvety soft autumn? Lora Alexander blogged about the
velvety soft summer who has darker coloring than other soft summers and thus, needs darker colors, and she said she knows there is a velvety soft autumn, too. Would that explain it? One website called it a
soft deep autumn. Wonder what those colors would be?
Soft Autumn Color Palette...
(photo credit: Jane Rekas and Jane Fardon)
Warm Autumn Color Palette...
Soft Autumn vs. Deep Autumn: Which One Wins?...
More Comparisons...
In this pairing, you can see that both colors reflect the
coloring in my face, but I think that the outfit where I have a darker and richer blend of
colors just under my face in the animal print scarf harmonizes better.
With my coral and burnt orange pairing, you can see that
both are okay, but to me, the outfit with deeper colors looks better – brings my
coloring to life, I think.
Let me know what you think by leaving me a comment. I welcome your feedback. But I'd also love to know what your thoughts are on your own experience with seasonal color analysis.
Thanks!
Jeanine
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Having trouble deciding which season you are? I'd be glad to help!
Head over to my virtual color analysis page
and we'll start the process of finding your season.
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Linking up today with Lindsey at
The Pleated Poppy for
What I Wore Wednesday. What did you wear today?
“Too often, the expression of passion through quiet is misjudged to be low, but that’s not so. Leave flash to someone else. Believe that others fully sense the extreme physicality of understated heat. We feel so grateful for the absence of force that we give more of ourselves back. Nothing rattles our cage, no visual element is aggressive, not a single one. We feel less guarded or inhibited, more open to reveal, more receptive to consider, more willing to play, I’m not using these words by accident. Soft Autumn is the most smoothly sensual Season.” ~~Christine Scaman, 12 Blueprints