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Light spring is the warm twin of light summer: peach, coral, golden cream, aqua. Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, and a wardrobe guide.
Warm spring is the brightest, warmest spring: golden yellow, coral, warm turquoise, and grass green. Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, and a wardrobe guide.
Bright spring is the warmest, most vivid spring: coral, warm turquoise, and golden yellow. Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, and a wardrobe guide.
Cool winter, or true winter, is the coolest, highest-contrast season: pure white, true black, true blue, emerald, and fuchsia. Complete hex codes and a guide.
Bright winter is the coolest, brightest, highest-contrast season. Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, neutrals, and the colors to avoid.
Deep winter is the coolest, darkest season: black, emerald, sapphire, and true red. Get the 24 hex codes, celebrity examples, and the deep-autumn difference.
Light summer's palette is the lightest, coolest summer: powder blue, soft lavender, dove gray. Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, and a wardrobe guide.
Deep autumn is autumn at its richest: chocolate, rust, deep olive, and bronze. Complete hex codes, dark autumn celebrity examples, and a wardrobe guide.
Warm autumn is the richest, most saturated autumn (rust, cinnamon, mustard, olive). Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, and a wardrobe guide.
Cool summer (true summer) is the coolest, most muted summer: slate blue, cool rose, mauve, and dusty navy. Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, and a wardrobe guide.
Color season analysis sorts your natural coloring into one of 12 seasons using four dials: warmth, value, chroma, and contrast. Here's how to find yours.
Soft summer sits cool and muted: lavender-grey, dusty rose, soft teal. Complete hex codes, celebrity examples, and why Pantone's 2026 Cloud Dancer fits the palette.