What Is Color Analysis? (And Why It Changes How You Dress Forever)

You don’t need more clothes — you need the right colors.

That one insight can change everything about how you shop, dress, and feel in your skin. It’s why color analysis is one of the most powerful tools in personal styling — and it has nothing to do with trends or guesswork.

What is color analysis?

Color analysis is the process of identifying the colors that naturally harmonize with your unique features — your skin tone, eyes, and hair. When you wear colors that align with your natural coloring, your skin glows, your eyes stand out, and you instantly look more energized and polished.

When you're wearing the “wrong” colors? You might look tired, washed out, or even older — no matter how stylish your outfit is.

The method I use: International Image Institute

Not all color systems are created equal.

I use the International Image Institute approach, which offers a more nuanced, expanded take on seasonal color analysis. Rather than stopping at the classic four (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter), this system includes 16+ refined categories that consider undertone, depth, and clarity — giving clients a far more accurate and helpful result.

It’s not about boxing you in. It’s about recognizing the complexity of your coloring and helping you work with it instead of against it.

What this means for you

When you know your palette, you unlock a curated set of colors that:

  • Enhance your natural features

  • Work together in your wardrobe (hello, effortless styling)

  • Make shopping less overwhelming

  • Help you feel confident in what you’re wearing — even on casual days

Your palette also makes it easier to choose makeup, accessories, and even hair color that flatters you.

Your glow-up starts here

I offer in-person color analysis in Broken Arrow, OK, so you can feel confident in every outfit you wear.

Ready to see what happens when you stop guessing and start glowing? Book your color analysis session here.

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