Color Analysis Quiz
Discover Your Seasonal Color Palette
Quick and Fluff-Free Quiz
Unless you’re a color analyst, figuring out your seasonal color palette can be confusing. That’s why I’ve created a super quick, no-fuss “What Season Am I?” quiz—just 8 simple questions that cut straight to the point. In just a few clicks, you’ll uncover your ideal color palette and begin to understand the logic behind seasonal color analysis. It’s fast, intuitive, and designed for anyone curious about enhancing their wardrobe with colors that work.
Understand Your Color Type with Real Examples
Once you get your result, not only do you receive a detailed explanation of your color season, but you also get matched with celebrity look-alikes who share your palette. This helps you visualize real-life examples and better understand what works. You’ll also find a super simple guide that explains how color seasons function, giving you context and confidence to build your look.
Build a Wardrobe That Works for You
Start with what you own—our tool analyzes the dominant colors in your photo and uses our algorithm to recommend a matching personal palette. Browse the internet’s largest community-curated capsule wardrobe database, customized to your color type. These palettes are ideal for mixing and matching, offering the perfect foundation to create your own custom palettes. Use them as inspiration to develop a cohesive wardrobe built on your best colors.
1. What is your natural hair color (before dyeing)?
a) Golden blonde, strawberry blonde, or light auburn
b) Ash blonde, soft brown, or cool dark brown
c) Rich brown, copper, or auburn
d) Deep brown, black, or very dark brown
2. What undertone does your skin have?
a) Warm (golden, peachy, or yellowish)
b) Cool (rosy, pink, or bluish)
c) Warm-neutral (beige or olive with golden hints)
d) Cool-neutral (beige or olive with pink/blue hints)
3. How does your skin react to the sun?
a) Tans easily, rarely burns
b) Burns then tans or stays fair
c) Tans gradually, sometimes burns
d) Burns quickly, stays pale
4. What color are your eyes?
a) Light blue, green, or warm hazel
b) Soft gray, soft blue, or gray-green
c) Deep green, hazel, or warm brown
d) Dark brown, black-brown, or icy blue
5. How do you look in pure white vs ivory?
a) Ivory looks better
b) Pure white flatters me
c) Ivory is okay, but warm off-whites are best
d) Pure white makes my features pop
6. Which jewelry looks better on you?
a) Gold
b) Silver
c) Both, but gold feels more natural
d) Both, but silver is more striking
7. Which color group flatters you most?
a) Peach, coral, warm light yellow
b) Lavender, rose pink, cool navy
c) Rust, olive, deep mustard
d) Black, fuchsia, cobalt blue
8. Which contrast level looks best on you?
a) Low contrast (light colors head-to-toe)
b) Soft contrast (blended tones)
c) Medium contrast (earthy mixes)
d) High contrast (light and dark side-by-side)
How to Find Your Most Flattering Colors with Seasonal Analysis
What Is Seasonal Color Matching?
Seasonal analysis is a smart and surprisingly accurate way to figure out which colors look best on you. While it might sound playful—grouping people by seasons—it’s rooted in color theory and based on the tones found in your hair color, skin color and undertone, and eye color. This method assigns you to a season type, giving you a palette that naturally complements your appearance. Because each of the four core seasons (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) has three nuanced variations, there are 12 season types in total.
How the Season Quiz Works
To take out the guesswork, I’ve created a super easy season quiz that analyzes your features and tells you which of the four seasons you belong to. After that, it helps you narrow down to the most precise variation for your specific look. Whether you’re a Soft Summer or a Deep Winter, the quiz walks you through it in a fun, no-pressure way.
Embrace Every Palette in Your Season
Here’s the best part: you don’t have to limit yourself to just one variation! Most people can rock all three palettes in their seasonal group. Once you understand your seasonal variation, you can confidently explore color coordination, mix your favorite tones, and develop a personal palette that enhances your style. Knowing your season type is a powerful step in refining your visual identity.
🌸 Seasonal Color Analysis: Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Seasonal Color Analysis?
Seasonal Color Analysis is a method used to determine which colors enhance your natural features like hair color, skin tone, and eye color. It groups people into 12 season types, each offering a curated set of colors that highlight your best features and create harmony in your overall look.
2. How does the quiz figure out my season?
The quiz evaluates your dominant features—specifically your skin undertone, hair depth, and eye brightness—to assign you to one of the four main season types: Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter. It then narrows you down to one of three variations in that season for a more precise color palette.
3. Can I wear all the palettes in my season group?
Yes! Each season has three variations (like Deep, Soft, or Clear), and most people can rock all three palettes within their season. Some colors might work slightly better than others, but the entire group is designed to complement your natural coloring.
4. What if I don’t like the colors in my season?
Style is personal, and the goal is to feel great in your clothes. You can always adapt your palette, starting with the shades you love most. Use seasonal analysis as a foundation—not a rulebook—and blend it with your personal style.
5. Do I need professional help to find my season?
Not necessarily! While a color analyst can provide expert insight, our quick quiz uses key features to get you very close—if not spot-on. Plus, the included guide and celebrity look-alikes offer visual examples to help you compare and confirm your match.
6. What’s the benefit of knowing my color type?
Knowing your season type can transform the way you shop and dress. It helps you build a cohesive wardrobe color palette, choose flattering makeup, and save money by avoiding shades that clash with your natural tone. It’s all about simplifying your style with intentional color coordination.
7. Is seasonal analysis based on trends?
Nope! It’s based on color theory and personal coloring, not fashion trends. Whether earthy tones are “in” or not, they’ll always suit someone in the Autumn palette. This method helps you choose colors that are timeless for your specific tone.
