What colors look best on me?

The ones that match your skin's undertone, depth and contrast rather than the ones in season at retail. Frame Atelier reads those three properties from a selfie and returns a palette of specific colors with hex codes, sorted into neutrals, everyday colors and accents.

How is this different from a paid color consultation?

A consultant drapes physical fabric in controlled light, which remains the gold standard. This measures the same properties from a photograph, free and instantly, and shows the measurements behind its call.

Does it cover clothes, not just makeup?

Yes — the wardrobe layer is the larger part: neutrals, everyday colors and accents tagged by garment, shoe and bag leathers, jewelry metals, and an outfit builder covering work, smart casual, events and travel.

What if I am between two seasons?

That is common and usually means one property is borderline. Each season page names its nearest neighbours and the test that separates them, and the draping tool lets you hold both palettes against your own face.

Will my season change over time?

Undertone is stable. Depth and contrast shift slowly with hair color and age, which can move you within a family — a True Summer going gray may find Soft Summer suits better.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything is computed in your browser on your own device. There is no account, no upload, and no server copy of your photo.

Women’s Color Analysis — Your Colors for a Whole Wardrobe

What the reading measures

Three properties, in this order. Value: are you at your best in light colors or deep ones. Chroma: do clear bright colors suit you, or softened, grayed ones. Temperature: gold or silver, warm or cool. Temperature is the last question rather than the first, because it is the one people most often get wrong and the easiest to judge once the other two have narrowed twelve palettes to three.

Frame Atelier reads all three from a photo on your device, using a sheet of white paper in the frame as a white-balance reference so the result reflects your coloring rather than your lighting. It also shows the measurements behind the call, so you can disagree with it.

A wardrobe, sorted the way you shop

Using Light Summer as the example, a result returns colors in three tiers — the neutrals you build on, the colors you will wear weekly, and accents that work best in small doses:

Neutrals to build on

Soft White
Light Gray
Dove
Powder Gray-Blue
Cool Taupe
Soft Navy
Greige
Mocha

Every season’s neutral set, and what nine of the twelve wear instead of black, white and grey: wardrobe neutrals.

Everyday color

Powder Blue
Dusty Lavender
Rose
Seafoam
Light Denim
Cloud Pink

Accents

Periwinkle
Orchid
Raspberry Ice
Sea Aqua

Every color carries the garments it suits, so a shade that works as a knit but not as a coat is never suggested as a coat.

Shoes and bags by season

Leather is where a wardrobe quietly succeeds or fails. A nude that matches your undertone lengthens a line; one that fights it reads as a mismatch across the room. Neutrals below are the everyday workhorses; accents are for the pair you want noticed.

Season	Neutral leathers	Accent
Light Spring	Bone `#E8DCC4` Warm Nude `#D9B79A` Light Camel `#C8A878` Taupe Suede `#A2907C`	Coral Pink `#E6796F` Warm Pink `#E08698`
True Spring	Ivory `#F5EBD8` Golden Tan `#C09A6A` Camel Suede `#B58452` Cognac `#9E5C30`	Poppy `#CE5040` Salmon `#D98868`
Bright Spring	Ivory `#F6EFDE` Golden Tan `#C49C68` Camel Suede `#B27E4C` Cognac `#A25E2E`	Coral Red `#D35044` Hot Coral `#EA5A6E`
Light Summer	Bone `#EAE4D8` Soft Nude `#D4B8B0` Cool Taupe `#B0A89C` Dove Suede `#AEB2B8`	Raspberry Ice `#C06080` Periwinkle `#7A8CC8`
True Summer	Bone `#E4E1D8` Soft Nude `#C9AFA8` Cool Taupe `#9A9288` Pewter `#898E96`	Raspberry `#A04A64` Amethyst `#7A5290`
Soft Summer	Soft Nude `#CDB5AC` Dove Gray `#9BA0A5` Pewter `#8B8F94` Taupe Gray `#8A8078`	Soft Raspberry `#9E5568` Smoky Plum `#6E5470`
Soft Autumn	Bone `#E3D9C6` Warm Nude `#C7A183` Taupe Suede `#8A7D6E` Cognac `#8E5836`	Muted Rust `#96502F` Antique Gold `#A98B4A`
True Autumn	Bone `#EDE0C6` Camel Suede `#B08050` Cognac `#96552C` Chocolate `#5A4232`	Rust `#A05430` Antique Gold `#B08E44`
Deep Autumn	Bone `#E8DAC0` Deep Camel Suede `#9A6E42` Cognac `#8A4E2E` Chocolate `#4E3826`	Rust `#93502E` Burgundy `#6E3038`
Deep Winter	Crisp White `#F3F3F0` Cool Taupe Suede `#948C82` Pewter `#84888E` Blue-Black Navy `#1E2536`	Ruby `#A01E40` Sapphire `#234BAF`
True Winter	Crisp White `#F4F4F2` Cool Gray Suede `#9EA2A8` Slate `#55595E` Graphite Navy `#262E40`	True Red `#A62432` Cobalt `#2650B4`
Bright Winter	Crisp White `#F5F5F3` Cool Gray Suede `#A0A4AC` Steel `#6A7078` Graphite Navy `#242E44`	Cherry `#B01E3C` Sapphire `#2A4CA0`

The same leathers carry the handbags. The app names bag colors by type — an everyday shoulder bag, a structured work bag, a crossbody, a clutch and a tote — all drawn from your season’s own leather pool, so the handbag agrees with the shoes without matching them piece for piece.

Getting dressed for something specific

The outfit builder covers 9 occasions and stays inside your season throughout:

Everyday
Work
Smart Casual
Date Night
Dinner
Wedding Guest
Event
Travel
Weekend

How those occasions assemble into complete looks — work, smart-casual and dress-led shapes, in real season colors — is on outfit color combinations.

Layered on top are 8 style directions — Old Money, Minimalist, Modern Boho, Romantic, Casual Chic, Refined Street, Modern Classic, Coastal Ease — which change how your palette is styled without changing the palette itself. More on aesthetics.

Beauty is one layer, not the whole result

Your season also names lipstick, blush and eye shades, the hair colors your coloring carries, and the jewelry metals at your ears and wrist — each covered in depth on its own page.

Makeup colors by season · Hair color by skin tone · Jewelry metals by undertone · All twelve seasons · Tailoring and suit colors

Questions

What colors look best on me?: The ones that match your skin’s undertone, depth and contrast rather than the ones in season at retail. Frame Atelier reads those three properties from a selfie and returns a palette of specific colors with hex codes, sorted into neutrals, everyday colors and accents.
How is this different from a paid color consultation?: A consultant drapes physical fabric in controlled light, which remains the gold standard. This measures the same properties from a photograph, free and instantly, and shows the measurements behind its call. Use it to narrow things down and to shop with confidence; a consultation adds a trained eye and physical drapes.
Does it cover clothes, not just makeup?: Yes — the wardrobe layer is the larger part. You get neutrals, everyday colors and accents tagged by garment, shoe and bag leathers, jewelry metals, and an outfit builder covering work, smart casual, events and travel.
What if I am between two seasons?: That is common and usually means one property is borderline. Each season page names its nearest neighbours and the specific test that separates them, and the draping tool lets you hold both palettes against your own face to judge.
Will my season change?: Undertone is stable. Depth and contrast shift slowly with hair color and age, which can move you within a family — a True Summer going gray may find Soft Summer suits better. The palette families themselves do not move.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?: No. Everything is computed in your browser on your own device. There is no account, no upload, and no server copy of your photo.

Find your palette

Free, no login, nothing uploaded — the whole wardrobe, not just a swatch.

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