Your personal colour guide

Find your everyday colours

Add a daylight photo. The tool recommends your palette, then helps you use it for clothes and outfits.

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What you’ll getSaved by you

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Colours to try firstA focused wardrobe palette

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Outfit combinationsCompare two to four pieces

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Jewellery guidanceMetals, finishes and stones

Your wardrobe palette

Soft Summer colour guide

The permanent Soft Summer reference for getting dressed, shopping and choosing accessories.

Your palette

Soft Summer

Neutral‑cool

Choose smoky, greyed or blue-based colour before anything bright, golden or stark.

Intensity: Muted
Wardrobe depth: Medium
Outfit contrast: Medium

Why this is your palette

Your rosy-beige skin and dark neutral hair informed this neutral-cool palette with softened contrast. You have blue eyes, but eye colour alone does not determine a wardrobe palette. The reference photo mixed window and interior light, so treat this as a working guide rather than an absolute rule—and confirm close decisions in indirect daylight.

Start here

Colours to try first

A working shortlist for tops, shirts, knits and jackets near your face.

Build around

Reliable neutrals

Use thoughtfully

Colours that need care

Keep these away from your face, use a smaller amount, or soften them with charcoal or navy.

Tomato redCoralRustMustardGolden camelOptic whiteSolid black

Accessories

Jewellery

Muted finishes matter as much as metal colour.

Start with

Brushed silver · white gold · platinum · pewter

Cool, quiet metals are the easiest everyday match.

Also works

Cool rose gold · silver-led mixed metals

Choose dusty pink rather than orange-copper finishes.

Use carefully

Pale gold · bright yellow gold · copper

Keep warmer metals smaller or farther from your face.

Compare a metal by placementOptional decision tool

Where will it sit? Which metal?

Starting point

Brushed silver

Its soft grey-cool finish works with the blues and greys in your wardrobe without adding yellow. Near your face, this keeps the skin looking even and the overall contrast controlled.

Look for: Brushed, satin, lightly hammered or softly oxidised
Pair with: Charcoal, slate navy, petrol teal and dusty blue

Stone starting points Labradorite, grey pearl, aquamarine, pale amethyst, moonstone and grey smoky quartz.

Use carefully Amber, citrine and orange coral—keep them small or pair them with silver.

How to compare silver and gold in daylight

Face soft window light with warm room lights off.
Hold similar-sized silver and yellow-gold pieces beside your jaw, one at a time.
Choose the metal that makes your skin look more even and your eyes clearer.
If the result is close, wear both and let silver remain the anchor.

Ready combinations

Outfit starting points

Single-item check

Check a colour

Use a photo or choose a colour to see how well one garment fits your palette.

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Where will you wear it?

Placement changes how strict the recommendation is.

Choose or take a photoThen tap directly on the garment

Use indirect daylight. Avoid filters, deep shadows and bright highlights.

Your result appears here

You will get a clear verdict, the reason, and better palette alternatives when needed.

Wardrobe pairing

Build an outfit to try

Compare two to four garment colours for shortlist similarity, colour balance and contrast.

Try a starter formula

Load one, then swap in the pieces you actually own.

Your combination

Choose two to four colours

Start with the two garments you are deciding between. Add more pieces only when they materially change the outfit.

Outfit reading

Choose at least two colours

Add two garments to compare their shortlist similarity, colour balance and contrast.

Shopping reference

Browse colours

Filter by what you are buying, then tap a colour to copy its hex value.

Your shortlist

Saved items

Colours you checked and want to remember. Stored only in this browser.

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