In the world of color analysis — where personal undertones, contrast levels, and seasonal palettes guide your best colors — black is not always the flattering all-star it’s made out to be. In fact, navy is often a more versatile and universally flattering alternative. Let’s break down why navy deserves a promotion in your color palette, especially if you’re building a wardrobe based on your unique undertones and seasonal type.

When people book their first colour analysis session, they often bring a bundle of nerves with them. What if I don’t like my palette? What if none of my clothes will work anymore?What if it makes me feel boxed in? I get it — trying something new, especially something so personal, can feel vulnerable. Normally those fears melts away by the end of the session.Because the regrets my clients think they’ll have? They’re never the ones that actually come up. Let me break it down.

We’ve all been there. You open your closet, stare into the abyss, and dramatically say: “I have nothing to wear.” Meanwhile, your hangers are hanging on for dear life under the weight of too many clothes. Let’s break down the most common wardrobe problems — all of which I have heard from my clients time and time again - and see whether you have the same struggles. And also what you could do about it.

Many clients ask me how should they prepare themselves for the colour analysis. In this blogpost you get some information how you can prepare yourself for the analysis.

There are several good reasons to have a colour analysis done. This one time investment will save you time and money and give your confidence a boost.

Colour analysis is a process used to determine which colours best complement an individual's skin tone, hair colour, and eye colour. By identifying a person's undertone (warm, cool, or neutral) and their seasonal colour palette (spring, summer, autumn, or winter), a colour analysis consultant can help them choose clothing, makeup, and accessories that enhance their natural beauty and create a harmonious overall look.