Seasons are not actually colors. However, in the context of fashion and personal styling, seasons are often associated with specific color palettes that flatter individuals with certain skin tones, hair colors, and eye colors.
These "seasonal color palettes" are often used in color analysis, which is a process of determining the colors that best suit an individual's natural features. The four main seasons are:
- Spring: Bright and light colors with warm undertones, such as yellow, coral, and peach.
- Summer: Cool and soft colors with muted undertones, such as blue, lavender, and rose.
- Autumn: Warm and rich colors with deep undertones, such as gold, orange, and brown.
- Winter: Cool and bright colors with clear undertones, such as black, white, and navy blue.
Therefore, while seasons themselves are not colors, they are often represented by specific color palettes used in fashion and beauty.
