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Discover your perfect colour capsule with our online colour analysis that boosts your confidence and unlocks your authentic style.
Is colour analysis relevant is a challenging economy? Let me know if you found it valuable
Hands up if you’re a victim of blonde blindness? 🙋♀️ If you’re like me and made the decision to no longer being blonde, what made you change your mind? I’m not against going blonde, but for many clients I see, sometimes going blonde isn’t the answer
Ok the results are in! Here are the final votes:
44% Summer
23% Winter
17% Autumn
15% Spring
So before I share the results, let me explain why it’s challenging to capture accurate colour analysis on camera.
I used the three color dimension: undertone (cool), value (moderate to high), and intensity (moderate to high) that determine her season.
Drumroll please 🥁: This client was a gorgeous True winter!
16/02/2026
If you love neutrals, this is your reminder 🤍
Beige isn’t one colour and cream isn’t universal.
And don’t forget that minimal doesn’t always mean flattering.
The best outfits that look effortlessly polished in neutrals aren’t just just a coincidence.
It’s because there’s a balance with the tones.
So just remember your best neutrals aren’t random - they’re usually just your colour season in disguise.
Once you understand this, everything gets easier.
Shopping makes more sense.
Outfits feel more cohesive.
And your wardrobe finally starts working together.
Ok so I know this goes against concept of colour analysis, but it’s been stuck on my mind. So why can’t we live a little trying new colours outside our ‘designated’ colour palette?
The 3 things I did so my travel wardrobe that actually worked..
Firstly, I used the 5-4-3-2-1 packing method: 5 tops, 4 bottoms, 3 shoes, 2 bags, 1 of each accessory (belt, sunglasses, hat) - no overthinking.
There is ONE exception - I also packed a swimsuit and one activewear set (which hardly took any room).
Then I only packed only my Colour Capsule colours so that every piece worked together, nothing felt “off,” and I didn’t default to black.
Lastly, I built a packing list in a digital wardrobe app called Indyx. I did this by pre-styling outfits before I even left home. A total game-changer.
What was the end results?
Less clothes. Better outfits. Zero panic packing.�Save this for your next trip!
We’re putting the Kookai Oslo Cinched Blazer to the test – we’re going to style two outfits using warm vs cool colours.
Kate from rocking the Dark Mahogany in warm tones �Lauren from .Capsule wearing the Navy & White in cool tones
Same blazer.
�Different colour palettes.
�Totally different energy.
This is why understanding your undertone matters!
�The right colour can make you look brighter, fresher and more polished. While the wrong one can feel… off.
Which look are you vibing with more?
�Team warm or team cool? 👇
19/01/2026
Let me guess…
You choose black because
✔ it feels safe
✔ you’ve been told it’s “slimming”
✔ you don’t know what colours suit you
✔ you’ve had a bad shopping experience before
✔ you think it goes with everything
But here’s the truth….Black isn’t universally flattering.
For many seasons, it can:
• overpower your natural colouring
• highlight shadows & texture
• make you look more tired than polished
• compete with colour instead of enhancing it
The reason you rely on black?
You were never shown your best colours 🌈
Once you know your colour season,
you stop hiding in black
and start dressing with confidence, ease & glow
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