Color analysis · Spring
The lightest warm season. Light Spring sits next to Light Summer, and the two share delicacy — but Light Spring's palette is warmed with gold where Light Summer's is cooled with blue.
#FFCBA4#FFB0B8#A8E6CF#FFE680#FF9E80#7FDBDA#F5EFE0#D6CEC2#D2AF83Light yellow gold and rose gold. Keep the metal delicate — heavy antique gold is too much weight. How your metal is measured.
Most mistyping happens between adjacent seasons. These are the two most likely to be confused with Light Spring.
Light Spring or Light Summer? Compare peach against soft rose at the jaw. If peach warms the skin and rose grays it, you're Light Spring.
Light Spring or True Spring? If full golden yellow and poppy red look heavy rather than vivid on you, you're Light Spring rather than True.
Light, warm and delicate. It carries light navy and warm pale neutrals; charcoal and heavy dark suits overwhelm the face rather than framing it.
Nearly every season has a stronger version of black, white and gray. Swapping these three is the single change that makes a wardrobe look chosen rather than assembled.
A Spring man's wardrobe fails in the same predictable way: he buys the charcoal-and-black uniform that suits his colleagues and wonders why he looks tired in it. Warmth in the neutral is the whole fix.
#4A5A74#54504A#BCB4A6#A89A88#7A7264#5A452FSpring buys black because everyone else does, and it is the single choice that most reliably makes a Spring look tired. The warmth in this coloring has nothing to answer black with. Warm charcoal, deep brown or navy carry the same weight, and cream beats optic white against golden skin every time.
Belt, shoes and strap sit in the same frame as your face all day. Matching their temperature to your coloring is the cheapest upgrade in a wardrobe.
The palette below is sorted the way clothes are actually bought: colors to wear weekly first, then the accents that work best in small doses against the neutrals above.
Peach and soft coral lips, warm light pink blush, champagne and soft gold eyes. Nothing smoky.
Hair color follows the same undertone and depth as the palette above, which is why a shade that flatters one Spring can fall flat on another.
Chroma reads your coloring from a photo and drapes any palette color under your chin, so you can judge Light Spring against its neighbors on you rather than on a model. Then Style Studio turns your result into real outfits: men’s color analysis covers suits, shirts and leathers, women’s covers the wardrobe, shoes and bags, and suit colors by season names the exact navy, charcoal and gray for this palette. Free, no login — your photo never leaves your device.
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