Free personal style guide
Upload your photo and discover the exact colors, outfits, and looks that make you look your best.
One selfie. We read your skin, hair, eyes, and lips. You get a guide you can wear tomorrow.
Your first reading is free. The full report is $19.99 once and includes new readings for 30 days. We store the downscaled photo only after you agree.
Three quick steps. No quiz.
1. Snap a selfie
Take one now or upload a photo you already love. Face the window. Skip the flash.
2. We read your coloring
Skin, hair, eyes, and lips. Then contrast and face shape. You see the reading before anything is saved.
3. Get your style guide
Exact swatches. Outfit formulas. Metals, glasses, necklines, and grooming. Each with a reason.
A guide you can shop from today.
Your colors
Best colors, neutrals, accents, and the ones that fight your face. These chips are from the real library. Yours are chosen from your photo.
Example from True Spring
Warm khaki chinos or skirt, ivory knit, coral scarf at the neck.
A medium neutral base with the season’s main accent where contrast is judged, next to the face.
Metals
Gold, silver, rose gold, or bronze. The one that lights your skin, not a random stack.
Glasses
Frame shape for your face. Frame color for your season.
Necklines
The line at your jaw. Length where you want it. Width where you need it.
Grooming
Hair, contrast, and polish that match the face you already have.
Real color science, explained simply. No personality labels and no made-up rules.
Put a color next to your jaw and your skin shifts. That is simultaneous contrast, mapped by Chevreul in 1839. A cool blue can make warm skin look sallow. A warm ivory can make it look even. You do not have to believe us. You can hold the cloth up.
Richard Russell’s work on facial contrast shows that the lightness gap between eyes, lips, and skin changes how a face reads. Your guide uses that. It does not crown one sweater the most attractive object on earth.
Stephen and colleagues found that a little more redness and yellowness in skin itself looked healthier in lab photos. That is not an order to wear yellow. Red-clothing studies (Elliot and Niesta, 2008) are interesting and mixed on replication. Fit still moves a first impression harder than a perfect season label.
Your first reading is free. It includes your season, a few real colors, and one outfit. The rest of the report is $19.99 once. That unlocks that report and includes new readings for 30 days. No subscription.
Yes, if you check the box. We store the downscaled selfie with your colors, your guide, and basic connection details. The share link does not hold the picture. Ask us to delete it from the contact page.
The free reading shows your season, three signature colors, and one outfit. The full report adds the extended palette, capsule wardrobe, makeup and hair color, colors that tire you out, and a shopping list.
Daylight helps. A yellow lamp will lie. You see a local reading before you send anything, plus a neighbor season when you sit near a border. If the mirror disagrees, trust the window.
No. It is hue, value, and chroma, plus the shape of your face. It will not tell you your destiny. It will tell you which coral belongs near your jaw.
Get the guide. Wear it this week. Change your mind in daylight, not in a dressing-room bulb.
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