Rebecca had a wide range of colors in her wardrobe, but didn’t know how to determine which colors looked best. The muted green tones in her before photo don’t allow her to shine the way the vibrant green in her after photo does.

She also struggled picking outfits and relied on an app (limited to one brand). Now she enjoys having a flexible framework to guide her expanded clothing and color choices.

These are Rebecca’s best colors and her own personal color guide she uses when shopping. She shines in rich, vibrant, and cool colors, along with her carefully selected neutrals.

Knowing her best colors has allowed her to easily let go of the clothes in colors that don’t suit her and focus on what showcases her best.

Louise struggled with selecting colors that flattered her and stuck mainly with neutrals. You can see in her before photo how the copper color makes her look dull and drags her down. She’d had the blazer for years and yet never wore it.

Going through the color analysis process, Louise was shocked to learn there was a shade of yellow that looked good on her. She quickly purchased a simple lemon yellow t-shirt and look at how she glows! Now she’s excited about adding more color into her wardrobe.

These are Louise’s best colors and her own personal color guide. She downloaded it to her photos library on her phone to use when shopping online or in-person.

It’s worth noting that Speerhead Solutions has developed a proprietary process of discovering the best colors for her clients. These are custom colors and not based on seasonal color analysis.

For over 10 years black was Kristen’s default color. While she can pull off wearing it, Kristen realized she was playing it safe wearing black. Seeing her in vibrant colors, like the golden yellow in her after picture, light her up and bring more opportunity for self-expression.

When she was younger Kristen wanted to be a fashion designer. Going through the accelerator reignited her interest in fashion and we identified her style as Island Boho. This fits her taste and her lifestyle in the Caribbean.

Kristen’s dominant color characteristic is vibrancy, whether the colors are cool or warm toned. Her skin has natural highlights and depth to it so these strong colors don’t overpower her, they are harmonious. She can also handle some cool icy colors.

While neutrals are not the best for her, they are still included in her custom color palette for when she may need to incorporate them into some of her outfits.

Despite knowing my best colors I still found myself owning items outside of them due to the lure of buying clothing on sale, like my before photo. The cool burgandy color clashes with my peach skin, while the softer, warmer color peachy-pink in my after photo harmonizes with me.

I have recommitted my focus to be intentional with my colors and my signature style. This has helped me naturally declutter and be clear about what clothing and colors I want for the future.

Seasonal color analysis often fails to consider the individual customization that people require. Additionally, the proliferation of numerous seasonal systems contributes to endless confusion in the realm of color analysis, so I used my fine arts background and color training to create my own easy-to-understand analysis system.

While some people may look drab or sickly in warm, muted colors, I shine! These also align with my business brand colors.