
Seasonal Colour Analysis for Men and How to Find Your Palette Among All 12
The four main colour palettes are the seasonal families, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, and each splits into three palettes, giving twelve in all.
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The four main colour palettes are the seasonal families, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, and each splits into three palettes, giving twelve in all.
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The VOU places fifteen well-known men in the three Autumn palettes, True, Soft and Deep Autumn, and pairs each man with an outfit you can adapt.
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This guide helps a man who uses the Hourglass body shape description and the True/Warm Autumn colour palette choose garments, colours and outfits that fit him and suit him.
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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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This page turns two documented film costumes and four editorial outfits into True/Warm Autumn ideas you can wear with clothes you already own.
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True/Warm Autumn is the central palette of the Autumn family, the one where warmth leads, rich and earthy, with more depth than Spring and more colour than Soft Autumn.
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Autumn is the warm and muted family in seasonal colour analysis, and it is divided into the three palettes of Soft Autumn, True/Warm Autumn and Deep/Dark Autumn.
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