Color analysis is a transformative tool for identifying which shades best suit your skin tone, hair color, and overall features. It’s a process that helps you build a wardrobe and makeup collection full of colors that make you look radiant, healthy, and vibrant.

"Do I even know what I look like?" The thought has passed through many of our minds as we've fruitlessly attempted to complete an online quiz or interactive magazine listicle with titles like "Find your color season" or "What's your perfect neutral?"

The spring color palette is radiant and vibrant, reflecting the cheerful energy of the awakening nature of spring, blooming flowers, and sunlit days. The spring season has three distinct sub-seasons: warm spring, light spring, and bright spring.

What season is Taylor Swift? Because of her peachy, golden complexion, she is often analyzed as a spring season, specifically light spring. Let's see how the drapes hold up to this theory!

The summer season is characterized by cool and soft tones, resembling the delicate pastels of blooming flowers or the calming shades of the ocean. The summer season has three sub-seasons: cool summer, light summer, and soft summer.

Remember the Obama tan suit controversy? Could it have been avoided if tan were one of his best, rather than worst, colors? We'll see what Obama's season is, and his best and worst colors.

The autumn season is characterized by the warm, earthy hues of nature's changing leaves and cozy fall days. The autumn season has three distinct sub-seasons: warm autumn, deep autumn, and soft autumn.

Compared to the other seasons within seasonal color analysis, the winter palette stands out for its elegant, bold, and high-contrast tones. The winter palette has three distinct sub-seasons: cool winter, deep winter, and bright winter.

As a younger millennial, much of my teenage understanding of style was shaped by the trends of the Y2K era. When it came to color, I and most teens I knew just wore what we saw in stores and magazines: the iconic Abercrombie brown, the bright coral and electric teal that were popular shades for racerback tanks and polos, and later the maroon knits and army green jackets that were ubiquitous in the 2010s.