Seasonal Palette Fabric Armocromia (Spring).The original by Rossella Migliaccio

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THE perfect colors to enhance the Summer: I'm cold yes but not too intense. Fine shades pastel (it is the season that best holds the "dusty" tones that are in fashion now such as mauve, sage and lilac), well i gray and i dove gray and also the blue but never too bright What is the Armocromia? Each of us has, between eyes, skin, eyebrows and eyelashes, - the colors that characterize us. These colors can be hot or cold, brilliantor more faint. Each of the four seasons is characterized by the extent to which certain categories (undertone, value, intensity and contrast) are present. Dominant skin tones (an individual's skin may include more than one): "Pale beige with delicate pink cheeks", "Pale beige with no cheek color (even sallow)", "Rosy beige", "Very pink", "Gray-brown", "Rosy brown". [38] The basic idea is that different colour tones stimulate two basic reactions: extreme relaxation and irrepressible energy. This means that if we use colors in harmony with us, our complexion and eyes will be maximized, enhanced and made even brighter.

Kentner emphasizes that it is skin color rather than hair or eye color that serves as the base from which a color analysis must start. The color of a person's skin determines whether that individual should be classified as a Summer, a Winter, a Spring, or an Autumn. This can cause confusion, because the color of the hair may be the first thing that strikes the observer's eye (particularly if the hair color is dramatic). Thus, "even though [one palette of] colors work best for [a particular person's] complexion, the individual may look like another Season because of haircoloring....I call this their secondary Season." [26] The color of the hair and eyes serve to heighten the appeal of certain color choices for clothing and makeup, and to rule out certain other choices, but all such choices must be made from within the palette that is compatible with the shade of the skin. Color analysis ( American English; colour analysis in Commonwealth English), also known as personal color analysis ( PCA), seasonal color analysis, or skin-tone matching, is a term often used within the cosmetics and fashion industry to describe a method of determining the colors of clothing, makeup, hair style that harmonizes with a person's skin complexion, eye color, and hair color for use in wardrobe planning and style consulting. [1] It is generally agreed that the wrong colors will draw attention to such flaws as wrinkles or uneven skin tone while harmonious colors will enhance the natural beauty of the individual making them appear healthy, brighter, and possible more attractive or put-together. Finally, if among the three components none predominates, Autumn will be Absolute, as in the case of Olivia Palermo!The high brilliance it's a contrast between skin, eyes and hair, it is important to finally define the Bright spring like Alexa Chung, Kate Middleton and Paola Turani: hair is often brown but never too dark (more chocolate than raven), "warm" skin and extremely bright eyes. Seasonal color analysis is not the only color analysis system out there. Other color systems base their methodology on Munsell's color system of chroma, temperature and hue. So once we've identified our season, we'll know what are our allied colors and we could consciously choose how to introduce them into our closet. In the case of Warm, on the other hand, it is precisely the "warmth" of the skin but above all of the hair that defines them: Emma Stone, Jessica Chastain and our Miriam Leone they are the perfect example of the category. How to distinguish them from Autumn Warm? Simple: they have much brighter eyes, impossible not to notice them. GettyImages-108425897

In 1905, Munsell published his first of three books on color, A Color Notation where he discussed his color theory referencing three color dimensions: hue (the discernible shade on the wavelength spectrum), value (lightness to darkness scale), and chroma (softness through to brightness). Before the Munsell Color Theory, the intensity of color was defined as 'saturation' in the art and scientific community. Munsell determined that saturation encompassed two different dimensions, value and chroma, where chroma defines the difference between a pure hue and a pure grey.

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Remember, however, that even the combination of only two of these elements is sufficient to determine the contrast. The degree of colour saturation, the brilliance, the intense colours are pure not attenuated while the soft ones are nuanced, delicate and almost dusty.

Dominant skin characteristics (an individual's skin may include more than one): "cool with rose undertones"; "may appear almost white, yet the skin will be a bit darker than the very pale-skinned 'Summer'"; "not the translucent look that a 'Summer' person has"; "Rosy cheeks will not appear naturally on a 'Winter' person"; "Dark-skinned 'Winters' are usually olive-skinned with a blue undertone." [28]

THE SEASONS OF ARMOCROMIA AND ITS SUBGROUPS

Le donne che si rispecchiano nella stagione primavera hanno delle caratteristiche cromatiche ben precise. Benché sia la palette più variegata anche la stagione armocromia primavera ha dei colori nemici e colori amici. Gli esperti armocromisti che operano presso City Lab Cosmeticssono a disposizione non soltanto per individuare questi aspetti fondamentali, ma anche per impostare un dettagliato report utile a migliorare l’aspetto del volto. Kefgen, Mary; Touchie-Specht, Phyllis (1986). Individuality in Clothing Selection and Personal Appearance. Macmillan. p. 359. ISBN 9780023625602.