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A Bright/Clear Winter wardrobe uses clear, vivid, cool-leaning colours, such as black, white, charcoal, royal blue, emerald and clear fuchsia, often in high-contrast combinations.
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A True/Cool Winter wardrobe uses clear, cool colours, such as black, pure white, midnight navy, charcoal, icy blue and true purple, often in high-contrast pairings.
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A True/Warm Autumn wardrobe uses earthy, warm colours, such as tobacco brown, bronze, cognac, olive, forest green, rust and warm amber.
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A Deep/Dark Winter wardrobe uses deep, cool-leaning colours, such as charcoal, midnight navy, aubergine, burgundy and forest green, with white for contrast.
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A Deep/Dark Autumn wardrobe uses dark, warm-leaning colours, such as espresso brown, midnight navy, mahogany, deep olive, deep rust, aubergine and bronze.
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A Soft Autumn wardrobe uses muted, warm-leaning colours, such as warm taupe, soft tobacco, olive, sage, soft peach and muted terracotta.
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A Soft Summer wardrobe uses muted, cool-leaning colours, such as blue-grey, dusty taupe, softened navy, grey mauve, muted sage and muted teal.
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A Bright/Clear Spring wardrobe uses clear, vivid colours with a warm lean, such as bright coral, emerald, turquoise and clear yellow, set against crisp neutrals like navy, white and…
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A Light Summer wardrobe uses light, cool-leaning colours, such as pearl grey, powder blue, soft pink, pale lavender and cool mint.
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