Dressing well isn’t about following trends. It’s about finding the colors that do the work for you.

That’s what a winter-type color analysis helps with. You stop second-guessing every outfit and start loving how you look, even on rushed mornings.

These colors create instant polish without effort. They naturally brighten your features and give you that pulled-together look, even when you’re just running errands.

Top tip: Keep your best colors close to your face. Your scarf, top, or jacket lining does more than you think.

You might think neutrals are always safe, but not for everyone.

If you’re a Winter, be careful with:

❌ Cream or ivory (they tend to wash you out)
❌ Camel, mustard, or beige
❌ Warm browns or orangey reds

These shades might look fine on the hanger, but once they’re on, they can make your skin look tired or your eyes less bright. Swap them for icy colors or bold, cool tones — you’ll feel the difference.

And if you love a piece in a warmer tone? No worries. Just wear it on your lower half and pair it with a top or accessory in your winter type color analysis clothes palette.

Winter is a bold and cool color season. People in this group tend to have contrast in their natural features — like bright eyes against dark hair or cool-toned skin that doesn’t “glow” in gold or camel.

But here’s the thing: you don’t have to be super pale or fair to be Winter. Many Winter types have deep skin tones or dark features — what they all share is that cooler, clearer colors suit them better than warm or muted ones.

If you look great in true white, icy pink, charcoal grey, or even fuchsia, there’s a good chance you’re a Winter.

Still unsure? That’s what a personalized winter type color analysis is for. But for now, let’s make life easier.

A personalized winter type color analysis means fewer bad buys, a more wearable wardrobe, and way less decision fatigue.

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xoxo,
Mieke

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You don’t need to throw out everything you own or suddenly dress like a Christmas ornament. Start simple.

These pieces will always look good on a Winter:
🟠 A classic black blazer (structured, not slouchy)
🟠 A white or cool-toned grey tee
🟠 Navy trousers or dark jeans
🟠 A jewel-toned top — think cobalt, emerald, or magenta
🟠 Silver jewelry or a bag in cool leather