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When it comes to your everyday work outfits and jacket looks, do you ever find yourself thinking, "My complexion looks kind of dull..." or "I don't know which color top to wear with my jacket"? Knowing your personal color makes choosing outfits every day more fun and helps you make a better impression!
What Is Personal Color?
Knowing your personal color brings benefits like these!
- ✔Wearing colors that suit you makes your complexion look better
- ✔Looking healthy helps you make a good impression
- ✔Fewer mistakes when choosing clothes and makeup
- ✔A chance to discover your true charm
Personal color refers to the colors that harmonize with your natural coloring (hair, eyes, and skin) and overall impression—in other words, the colors that suit you.
Just as everyone is unique, the colors that suit each person are different, too. Based on hue, saturation, and lightness, they fall into four types: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. Yellow Base (warm undertone) is divided into the Spring and Autumn types, and Blue Base (cool undertone) into the Summer and Winter types.
In personal color analysis, the colors that suit you are first classified into two groups: Yellow Base and Blue Base. Each group is then divided into two types based on lightness (how light a color is), hue (yellowish or bluish), saturation (how vivid a color is), and clarity (clear or muted), resulting in four types in total. When your makeup and outfits are in colors that flatter you, your complexion looks better and you give off a brighter, more refined impression. There are so many benefits!
Quick Self-Check
Q1. How would you describe the texture and tone of your skin?
- Bright, dewy skin with a rosy, healthy look (tends to show redness)
- Fair to light skin that has a slightly bluish tint and turns red easily (pinkish skin)
- Skin with a yellowish tint and a matte, subdued texture (once you tan, it tends to last)
- Translucent, fair skin with visible veins, or rich, ocher-toned skin (with an even tone)
Q2. What are the color and texture of your eyes and natural hair?
- Eyes are a bright, sparkling light brown. Hair is soft and a lighter brown.
- Eyes are a soft dark brown to black. Hair is soft, with a slightly reddish or grayish cast.
- Eyes are a deep, captivating dark brown. Hair is thick and full-bodied, in a muted dark brown.
- Eyes are jet black, with a sharp contrast between the whites and the irises. Hair is black, strong, and glossy.
Q3. Which accessories make your complexion look its best when you wear them?
- Sparkling, glittering yellow gold or pink gold
- Delicate, low-shine matte silver, platinum, or pearls
- Matte gold or antique gold with depth and warmth
- High-shine platinum or sharp silver with a bold presence and luster
Q4.Which neutral color feels most natural on you in an office-casual look?
- Bright ivory, light camel, or light beige
- Light gray, elegant navy, or greige
- Dark brown, khaki, or chic warm gray
- Jet black, pure white, or charcoal gray
Your Results: Which Letter Did You Choose Most?
Mostly A's ⁄ Yellow Base Spring Type
You shine in bright, vibrant colors!View Sophisticated Office Outfits That Instantly Brighten Your Complexion
Mostly B's ⁄ Blue Base Summer Type
You shine in elegant, sophisticated pastels! View Refreshingly Cool Office Outfits
Mostly C's ⁄ Yellow Base Autumn Type
You shine in bright, vibrant colors! View Effortlessly Stylish Office Outfits
Mostly D's ⁄ Blue Base Winter Type
You shine in high-contrast monochrome and bold colors!View Sophisticated Office Outfits
Guide & Outfits by Color Type
Yellow Base Spring Type
As a Spring type, you look your best in bright, warm colors that instantly light up your face. Dressing head to toe in colors that are too dark, such as black or deep charcoal gray, tends to make your features look dull. For suits and jackets, choose flattering warm, light neutrals like ivory, light beige, and camel to bring out your natural rosy glow and approachable charm.
Styling Tips for the Office
When you wear a navy or dark brown jacket, choose an ivory or light beige top under your jacket to keep your face looking bright. As an accent, add a blouse or knit in a soft pop of color like coral pink, yellow, or light blue to complete an office look that makes a great impression.
Blue Base Summer Type
As a Summer type, you have a soft, sophisticated air and look best in light colors with a hint of blue and tasteful, slightly grayish muted shades. Rather than strong contrast, try a gentle gradation of coordinated tones to bring out your skin's clarity and your refined elegance.
Styling Tips for the Office
When it comes to neutrals, build your look around navy, light gray, and greige rather than black. Even when you wear a black suit, pair it with an off-white or light gray top to soften the contrast. Adding just a touch of a pale accent color such as powder blue, lavender, or mint green around the neckline creates an office style that comes across as refreshing and sincere.
Yellow Base Autumn Type
As an Autumn type, you have a chic, sophisticated aura and look best in deep colors with a yellowish tint and soft, muted shades. Rather than colors that are too pale or strongly bluish, layering deep neutrals gives your features crisp definition and highlights your elegant, polished urban look.
Styling Tips for the Office
Dark brown, warm gray, and beige are the perfect match for suits and jackets. If you choose navy, a deep navy blends naturally with your coloring. Adding warm accent colors such as terracotta, mustard, or khaki through your top or accessories instantly turns a simple work outfit into an effortlessly stylish, fashion-savvy look. On days when you want to soften your style, try a monochromatic outfit in shades from beige to brown.
Blue Base Winter Type
As a Winter type with a sharp, striking aura, you look stunning in neutrals on their own! Pulling your outfit together with clear, high-contrast colors like white, black, charcoal gray, and dark navy brings out your natural refined elegance and gives a confident, self-assured impression. On the other hand, muted colors and strongly yellowish beige tend to wash you out, so it's safest to avoid them.
Styling Tips for the Office
You're the type who looks best in classic monochrome styles like a black jacket with a pure white blouse. When your outfit ends up dark from head to toe, wear a top in an icy, translucent pale color such as icy blue or icy pink to add softness while keeping your complexion bright. A sharp, well-defined office look with a single bold color like royal blue or wine red around the neckline also suits you beautifully.
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