Many of us have stared at our wardrobes feeling overwhelmed by choices and still unsure what actually looks good on us. If you’ve ever wondered why some colours make you glow while others leave you looking washed out, you’re already on the path to understanding seasonal colour analysis. This method of personal styling groups people into colour “seasons” to identify which hues flatter them most. In other words, colour analysis is all about finding the palette of colours that enhances your natural appearance – so you can look more radiant with less effort.

We’ve all been guilty of fast fashion mistakes – buying that on-trend dress or a cheap top on a whim, only to wear it once (or not at all), leaving a wardrobe full of unworn items – and a lot of waste. In fact, studies suggest the average person wears only about 20% of their wardrobe ​ – the rest just languishes unused or ends up in landfill.

How can we break this cycle and make our style more sustainable? One answer that helps is colour analysis. By knowing the colours that truly suit you, you can build a more intentional, eco-friendly wardrobe.