Fashion isn’t just about what’s trending—it’s a dance of colors that celebrates each individual. We can genuinely shine by tailoring our wardrobe colors to our skin, eye, and hair shades. Let this be your guide to dressing for your palette:

The Importance of Color Selection

Selecting the right hues can:

  • Highlight your natural beauty
  • Draw attention to your features
  • Boost your confidence
  • Present a harmonized look

Understanding Your Undertone

First, you need to understand your skin’s undertone:

  • Warm Undertones: Hints of golden, peachy, or yellow.
  • Cool Undertones: Shades of bluish or pinkish.
  • Neutral Undertones: A harmonious blend of both.

Dress for your Palette Based on Skin Tone, Hair & Eye Color:

Find your combination below to see what colors are best for you!

Fair Skin

Blonde Hair
  • Light Eyes (Blue, Green, Light Hazel): Warm undertones can lean into soft peach, coral, golden-yellow, and buttercream, while cool undertones will shine in lavender, pale blue, rose, and soft mint.
  • Dark Eyes (Brown, Dark Hazel): Warm undertones are flattered by camel, olive, gold, and sunflower yellow, while cool undertones might opt for forest green, navy, plum, and mulberry.
Brown Hair
  • Light Eyes: Warm undertones can embrace sunlit tan, rich peach, moss green, and golden beige, while cool undertones might prefer ocean blue, soft lilac, sage, and dove gray.
  • Dark Eyes: Warm undertones resonate with deep gold, warm taupe, light caramel, and muted mustard; cool undertones look stunning in deep berry, marine blue, slate, and soft blackberry.
 Red Hair:
  • Light Eyes: Warm undertones flourish in pumpkin, amber, sunburst yellow, and copper, while cool undertones stand out in frosty blue, emerald, silver, and lavender.
  • Dark Eyes: Warm undertones should consider rich terra-cotta, warm mahogany, deep apricot, and brick red; cool undertones might lean into forest green, navy, cool burgundy, and deep teal.
Black Hair
  • Light Eyes: Warm undertones can opt for golden olive, rich brown, honey, and deep peach, while cool undertones will benefit from turquoise, icy lavender, soft charcoal, and steel blue.
  • Dark Eyes: Warm undertones look best in burnt umber, deep gold, rich beige, and goldenrod; cool undertones shine in deep sapphire, plum, pewter, and onyx.

Medium Skin

Blonde Hair
  • Light Eyes (Blue, Green, Light Hazel): Warm undertones can opt for amber, tawny, honey, and soft coral, while cool undertones may find icy blue, soft lavender, mint green, and slate gray appealing.
  • Dark Eyes (Brown, Dark Hazel): Golden brown, burnt sienna, sage green, or sunflower yellow for warm undertones; muted berry, plum, deep teal, or dove gray for cool undertones.
Brown Hair
  • Light Eyes: Honey, deep peach, olive green, and camel for warm undertones; teal, muted mauve, sea blue, and gunmetal gray for cool undertones.
  • Dark Eyes: Terracotta, chestnut, evergreen, and golden olive for warm undertones; emerald green, deep purple, cranberry, and midnight blue for cool undertones.
Red Hair
  • Light Eyes: Pumpkin, bronze, gold, and warm beige for warm undertones; frosty blue, periwinkle, lavender, and silver for cool undertones.
  • Dark Eyes: Amber, warm terracotta, sunburst yellow, and rust for warm undertones; sapphire blue, deep berry, teal, and charcoal gray for cool undertones.
Black Hair
  • Light Eyes: Gold, deep orange, moss green, and caramel for warm undertones; icy lavender, turquoise, steel blue, and granite gray for cool undertones.
  • Dark Eyes: Earthy brown, warm olive, mustard, and deep gold for warm undertones; teal, rich purple, cobalt blue, and pewter for cool undertones.

Dark Skin

Blonde Hair
  • Light Eyes (Blue, Green, Light Hazel): Warm undertones can embrace sun-kissed gold, rich caramel, bronze, and toasted almond, while cool undertones might prefer sapphire blue, amethyst, bright turquoise, and silvery taupe.
  • Dark Eyes (Brown, Dark Hazel): Bronze, warm mahogany, amber, and copper for warm undertones; icy violet, deep navy, forest green, and cool gray for cool undertones.
Brown Hair
  • Light Eyes: Honeyed amber, goldenrod, warm burgundy, and sunlit orange for warm undertones; turquoise, emerald green, royal blue, and ash gray for cool undertones.
  • Dark Eyes: Rich gold, warm chocolate, deep maroon, and tawny for warm undertones; bright blues, rich berry, jade green, and smoky black for cool undertones.
Red Hair
  • Light Eyes: Warm rust, burnished bronze, cherry red, and sienna for warm undertones; icy blue, emerald green, cool violet, and cloud gray for cool undertones.
  • Dark Eyes: Copper, rich terracotta, golden beige, and deep mahogany for warm undertones; deep teal, ruby, plum, and shadow gray for cool undertones.
Black Hair
  • Light Eyes: Gold, burnt sienna, sepia, and deep khaki for warm undertones; icy blue, muted lavender, turquoise, and graphite gray for cool undertones.
  • Dark Eyes: Bronze, amber, hazelnut, and golden green for warm undertones; emerald, deep blue, lilac, and onyx for cool undertones.

Your personal fashion choice always takes precedence, but knowing which shades illuminate your natural beauty is empowering. Highlight your uniqueness and let your style genuinely reflect you.