I don't have pink skin, it's peach but perhaps it comes across on camera a little cooler. And perhaps you are more familiar with another color system that would label someone with my coloring as a summer. Suzanne Caygill typed the sub-type of cooler springs (more pink) as Floral Springs. You are correct, they cross-over into summer. I fall loosely into that sub-type but we are all very original, one-of-a-kind and there are many key factors that must go into determining the season besides warm/cool, pink/peach and other simplistic formula's. It's about the quality of the color that a person needs and what that quality of color brings out in the person. The Suzanne Caygill seasons refer not just to a pre-determined set of colors, but are done swatch by swatch starting with a person's personal color harmony (skin, hair, eyes). We look at the energetic connection between a person and their colors. Personaiity, style aesthetic and lifestyle all play a role in determining the additional colors one might need and that support the person. Thanks for weighing in on this conversation -- and I agree, there are many people doing color analysis based on limited systems or making quick judgements on a person's season. We are much too complex to be analyzed from an armchair.
Thanks for your comments. It is tricky with lighting, camera adjustments and our monitors for colors to come through accurately -- the jacket actually leans peach in color and my eye color doesn't show well on camera because my eyes do not open very wide -- they are definitely not a darker green than my shirt.
WOW you look SO lovely in your colors
thank you!
You are definitely a cool summer. So many bad color analyses out there today. Springs do not have pink skin.
I don't have pink skin, it's peach but perhaps it comes across on camera a little cooler. And perhaps you are more familiar with another color system that would label someone with my coloring as a summer. Suzanne Caygill typed the sub-type of cooler springs (more pink) as Floral Springs. You are correct, they cross-over into summer. I fall loosely into that sub-type but we are all very original, one-of-a-kind and there are many key factors that must go into determining the season besides warm/cool, pink/peach and other simplistic formula's. It's about the quality of the color that a person needs and what that quality of color brings out in the person. The Suzanne Caygill seasons refer not just to a pre-determined set of colors, but are done swatch by swatch starting with a person's personal color harmony (skin, hair, eyes). We look at the energetic connection between a person and their colors. Personaiity, style aesthetic and lifestyle all play a role in determining the additional colors one might need and that support the person. Thanks for weighing in on this conversation -- and I agree, there are many people doing color analysis based on limited systems or making quick judgements on a person's season. We are much too complex to be analyzed from an armchair.
The jacket was too light pink. I didnt see it as your skin color. You look more beige. Your eyes look darker than your shirt.
Thanks for your comments. It is tricky with lighting, camera adjustments and our monitors for colors to come through accurately -- the jacket actually leans peach in color and my eye color doesn't show well on camera because my eyes do not open very wide -- they are definitely not a darker green than my shirt.