Winter type – which clothing colors suit winter?
Have you noticed that not every color suits you the same way? That some shades make your eyes stand out, while others highlight skin discoloration or redness? Color analysis has recently become a popular trend, helping us discover which pigments are more prominent in our skin, eyes, and hair. Based on this, we can choose clothing and accessory shades that are more flattering. Want to play with colors and try this approach to styling? Find out if you belong to the winter beauty type and which colors you should consider first.
Cool beauty type: hair and eye colors, complexion
Today we’re taking a closer look at the Winter beauty type – what colors stand out when you look at someone with this complexion? Winters have dark hair and intensely colored irises – brown, hazel, dark blue, gray, or green, but always in cool tones. Their skin is clear, with cool undertones prevailing.
Winter type: color subtypes
To distinguish winter from other color types, you need to consider its three subtypes: dark, cool, and clear.
Dark Winter type – what does it mean?
Dark Winter is characterized by a deep contrast between the skin, hair, and eyes. Hair is dark, often brown or black, eyes are brown, hazel, or dark blue. The skin can range from fair to olive, with a cool undertone.
Dark Winter: colors you can wear near your face
For Deep Winters, the most flattering shades are rich, saturated colors such as navy, burgundy, deep violet, emerald, black, deep plum, burgundy, dark red, and pure white.
Cool winter: beauty type
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Cool winter: colors that will enhance your beauty
If you are a cool winter, choose equally cool, muted shades such as snow white, icy blue, pastel pink, silvery gray, lavender, inky navy, and cool red with blue undertones.
Pure Winter type – appearance characteristics
This type is characterized by the highest contrasts among winters. The complexion is fair and clear, the hair is dark, and the irises are striking—most often blue, gray, or sometimes hazel. The overall effect is one of clarity and sharpness.
Pure Winter – the perfect colors for you
For the pure subtype of Winter, saturated, vibrant colors are recommended, such as pure white, pure red, cobalt, lemon yellow, sapphire, malachite green, and black.
Winter type: styling ideas for every subtype
See how outfits for the winter type can look!
Dark Winter: Styling Ideas for Deep Winters
When creating flattering outfits, consider color combinations such as:
- black with deep red, e.g. wide black suit trousers, a black cashmere-blend blouse, and a long belted leather trench coat;
- navy blue with fuchsia, e.g. a jumpsuit with a wider leg and a navy blue Laura wool coat; check out the selection of navy blue coats at https://patrizia.aryton.pl/c/887-plaszcze-granatowe
- black and white, e.g. a black midi skirt, a white short-sleeved shirt, and a black wool overcoat.
Cool Winter: Outfits That Match the Cool Winter Type
Hit color combinations for cool winters include:
- silver with garnet, e.g. a navy wrap dress and a grey belted coat with suri alpaca wool; you’ll find beautiful grey coats in the Patrizia Aryton collection at https://patrizia.aryton.pl/c/872-plaszcze-szare
- icy blue with cool red, e.g. a blue merino wool knit dress and a red teddy bear coat with cashmere and wool;
- white with lavender, e.g. a single-breasted lilac women’s suit and a white cotton Pola V-neck blouse.
Pure Winter: Styling and Color Combinations
Such color combinations work perfectly for Clear Winters, such as:
- cobalt with black and yellow, e.g. a cobalt shirt dress with a belt, a short black double-face wool jacket, and a yellow silk scarf;
- white paired with pure red, e.g. a linen women’s suit and a double-breasted wool coat with doubleface silk;
- malachite green with black, e.g. a black dress with a belt and a dark green puffer vest with a hood.
Do you love winter colors? Your beauty type doesn’t have to limit you!
Winter colors are your favorites, even though your beauty type is different? Or maybe you actually are a Winter, but feel better in other shades? Remember, the tips above are just suggestions to help you out, especially if you have no idea where to start with your own style. But to each of you, we always dedicate our motto: you are perfect when you are yourself! That’s why every outfit you put together should, above all, reflect your authenticity. Color suggestions are just an extra touch!
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