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How to Wear the Colours that Suit You Everyday

Writer's picture: Christine JonesChristine Jones

Wearing colours that work with your natural colouring is one of the easiest ways to look effortlessly put together. When you stick to shades that complement your skin, hair, and eyes, everything just flows—your wardrobe feels more cohesive, your outfits look better, and shopping gets so much easier.


If you’ve had a colour analysis or have a good idea of what suits you, here’s how to make the most of your seasonal palette in your everyday style.


5 Tips for Incorporating Your Seasonal Colour Palette into Everyday Outfits


A woman holding up a yellow dress


1. Start with Neutrals

Your seasonal palette includes a range of neutrals that serve as a foundation for your wardrobe. Whether you’re a Soft Autumn drawn to warm taupes and browns or a Cool Summer loving soft greys and navy, having a few staple pieces in your best neutrals will make mixing and matching effortless.


Invest in neutral-toned pants, skirts, jackets, and shoes to create a versatile base for your outfits. (Click here to read more about neutral colours.)


2. Add Pops of Your Seasonal Colours

Once you have a neutral foundation, introduce some of your season’s signature colours through tops, scarves, handbags, and accessories.


A Winter might choose a deep jewel-toned sweater, while a Spring could add a coral blouse or a golden-yellow scarf. These small touches bring life to your outfit without overwhelming your look.


3. Play with Patterns

Patterns are a great way to incorporate multiple colours from your seasonal palette. Look for prints that include at least two or three of your best shades, whether in florals, stripes, or geometric designs.


A Summer might opt for a soft watercolour floral print, while an Autumn could choose earthy plaid or an animal print. (Click here to read more about patterns vs plain style tips.)



Patterned clothing on a rail


4. Layer for Dimension

Layering pieces in different shades from your palette creates depth and interest in your outfit. Try pairing a cardigan, blazer, or lightweight jacket in one of your best shades over a top in a coordinating colour.


This approach works especially well for transitional seasons when you need versatile layering options.


5. Use Accessories to Your Advantage

If you’re easing into your seasonal palette, accessories are a simple way to experiment with colour. Statement necklaces, scarves, belts, and even nail polish in your best shades can instantly brighten up a neutral outfit.


Don’t forget about eyewear—glasses and sunglasses in a flattering tone make a huge difference!


6. Refresh Your Makeup

Your seasonal palette extends beyond your clothing! Lipstick, blush, and eyeshadow in colours that complement your skin tone will enhance your overall appearance. For example, a Spring might look radiant in peachy pinks, while a Winter can embrace cool, bold reds.


7. Shop with a Purpose

Keep a colour swatch of your seasonal palette handy when adding new pieces to your wardrobe This prevents impulse purchases in unflattering shades and ensures everything in your closet works together effortlessly.


Over time, you’ll build a wardrobe filled with colours that enhance your natural features and make dressing a joy.


Final Thoughts

Incorporating your seasonal palette into everyday outfits doesn’t mean a complete wardrobe overhaul. By gradually introducing your best colours through neutrals, accents, and accessories, you’ll create a wardrobe that feels more cohesive, flattering, and true to you. Have fun experimenting and embracing the power of colour in your style!


How to Discover Your Best Seasonal Colours

Struggling to find clothes that don’t overwhelm your petite frame or wash you out? The right colours can make you look more vibrant, youthful, and effortlessly stylish. Get your online colour analysis today and create a wardrobe that truly flatters you!




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