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12 PDF guides · one per sub-season
PDF guides by sub-season
Found your sub-season? Each guide shows you how to wear it: your palette, your wardrobe, your makeup, your hair and a shopping list.
- Palette with hex codes
- 20-piece capsule wardrobe
- Makeup and hair
- Shopping list to check off
$29.99per guide · planned launch price
The guides aren’t out yet. Open the page of your sub-season to join its waitlist.
Pick your sub-season
Twelve guides, grouped by season. Not sure which one is yours? The free quiz comes first.
Spring guides
Warm, light and bright: the season that needs freshness and cheer.
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Warm Spring guide
Also called True SpringSunshine in your skin: golden, cheerful, clear colors.Coming soon
Bright Spring guide
Also called Clear SpringThe most dazzling season: pure, saturated, almost electric colors.Summer guides
Cool, soft and elegant: the season of powdery colors and softly blended harmonies.
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Light Summer guide
The lightest of the cool seasons: fresh, airy, powdery colors.Coming soon
Cool Summer guide
Also called True SummerCool made gentle: blues, pinks and raspberries without any harshness.Coming soon
Soft Summer guide
The most blended season: grayed, hushed colors with a quiet elegance.Autumn guides
Warm, rich and enveloping: the season of spices, forests and earth.
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Soft Autumn guide
Autumn in half-tones: warm, hushed, very soft colors.Coming soon
Warm Autumn guide
Also called True AutumnThe heart of Autumn: colors of spices, leaves and fire.Coming soon
Deep Autumn guide
Also called Dark AutumnThe most intense Autumn: dark, rich colors with strong contrast.Winter guides
Cool, crisp and intense: the season of bold contrast and pure colors.
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Deep Winter guide
Also called Dark WinterThe darkest Winter: deep, crisp, very intense colors.Coming soon
True Winter guide
Also called Cool WinterThe heart of Winter: icy, pure colors with no warmth at all.Coming soon
Bright Winter guide
Also called Clear WinterThe most dazzling Winter: electric colors and maximum contrast.Layout sketches · shown with Soft Autumn colors
What’s inside a guide
Drawn from the planned layout. Every guide follows the same eight chapters and has its own palette, its own wardrobe pieces and its own outfits.
The cover The contents Your sub-season at a glance Your complete palette Your neutrals and basics What to wear instead Your capsule wardrobe An outfit, with its colors
Eight chapters in every guide
Chapter 1
Your sub-season, explained
What defines you, what sets you apart from the neighboring seasons, and how to check.
Chapter 2
Your complete palette
All your colors sorted: light, medium, dark, accents, with their hex codes.
Chapter 3
Your neutrals and basics
Your own versions of black, white, beige and gray: the basics the rest of your wardrobe is built on.
Chapter 4
Your capsule wardrobe
The pieces to own, in which colors, and a shopping list to check off.
Chapter 5
Pairings that work
Ready-made outfits for the office, the weekend and evenings out.
Chapter 6
Makeup
Complexion, lips, eyes, cheeks: the shades to look for at the store.
Chapter 7
Hair
The hair colors and tones that suit you, the ones to avoid, and what to tell your colorist.
Chapter 8
Jewelry, glasses, prints
Metals, stones, frames, prints and fabrics.
Planned launch prices
Three ways to buy
Nothing is on sale yet. These are the prices planned for launch, and you pick the option on the page of your sub-season.
One guide
Your sub-season, start to finish
$29.99 PDF
The right choice when you know your sub-season. One PDF: palette, wardrobe, makeup, hair, jewelry and a shopping list.
Planned launch price
Not sure? Torn between two
Two neighboring guides
Both sides of a close call
$44.99 both guides
For example, Soft Autumn and Soft Summer are neighbors. Both seasons need desaturated colors. Soft Summer is cooler, Soft Autumn warmer. If you can’t tell which one is yours, the pair gives you both guides to try at home.
$14.99 less than buying the two separately
The whole season
The three guides of one season
$59.99 three guides
For when you know your season but not yet your sub-season. Compare the three palettes at home and keep the one that fits.
$29.98 less than buying the three separately
Not sure of your season? Start with the free quiz.
It gives you a likely season and a first hint of your sub-season in about two minutes. A hint, not a verdict, and a better start than guessing.
Guides: your questions
Which guide should I choose?
Start with your sub-season. If you don’t know it yet, take the free quiz: it gives you a likely season and a first hint of your sub-season, not a verdict. Then read the free page of the sub-season it points to before you pick a guide.
What is a neighboring sub-season?
Two sub-seasons that share one trait and differ on another, so people mix them up. For example, Soft Autumn and Soft Summer: Both seasons need desaturated colors. Soft Summer is cooler, Soft Autumn warmer. Each guide page names your neighbor and shows how to tell the two apart.
What color season is cool olive skin typically in?
There isn’t a typical one. Olive skin shows up in all four seasons, and skin tone alone never settles a season. A cool undertone points toward Summer or Winter and a warm one toward Spring or Autumn, but lightness, intensity and contrast decide the rest. That’s why a guide should start by confirming your sub-season instead of assuming it.
Can a guide replace a color analysis?
No. A guide shows you how to wear a sub-season, it doesn’t determine it. A quiz or an app gives a first hint, not a verdict, and a guide can’t see your skin react to a color. Each guide includes a test you can do at home to confirm.
How will the guides be delivered?
As a PDF you download once you’ve bought it, designed to be read on a phone and printable at home. The guides aren’t out yet, and I don’t have a date to give you today: join the waitlist on the page of your sub-season to hear first.
Is there a guide for men?
Yes. The palette, the neutrals and the contrast rule apply to everyone, and each guide includes a page on men’s wardrobes: suit, shirt, tie, leather, watch.
Do the guides recommend brands or products?
No. Product lines change, shades stay. You get colors, hex codes and the words to look for on a label.