Best and Worst Purchases Since My Colour Analysis

[@sadiedasi3]

on too much green: i have green hair and use green as a "neutral" in a lot of my clothes. i feel like green is a natural colour that kind of goes with everything, probably because i correlate green with trees and grass

[@morehannah]

oooh that makes a lot of sense!!

[@mignonhagemeijer3726]

Honestly I agree. It just needs to be the right colour green for the person. It can look completely off when it's not the right one. I've only recently started to enjoy green and I'm obsessed now I've figured it out

[@TheGreenPendant]

I also use green as a neutral colour! specifically an olive green because I wear a lot of flower colours

[@fu4realtalk952]

Same haha I often been called out on having accidentally dressed up exclusively in shades of green… but my eyes see it as neutral lol

[@louisacoote2337]

@@mignonhagemeijer3726 I love khaki as a neutral!

[@diogenes5442]

The ganni skirt could be a fun collaboration between you and Lena to find a way to turn it into an item you’ll actually wear. Would be a great sewing challenge!

[@belorama8]

The first top is an autumn blue, it's still a warm blue which is why it looks great in you as a spring.

[@mignonhagemeijer3726]

Yeah I was also like noooo that autumn.

[@rens.6834]

I was going to say the exact same thing! Still a good color for her!

[@BlessYourHeart254]

I’m a Spring who wears the heck out of teal!

[@roma_venka]

I love the way you approach the information you learned from your color analysis! It's nice to see that it really doesn't need to be as prescriptive as sometimes people make it out to be. I like that you see it as just extra info, because it's just clothes, it's not that serious, and we can all just have fun and wear what we want! ETA: I think I want to get my color analysis done eventually, but right now I don't feel the need to invest in that. If/when I'm getting married one day, I'd probably want to get my colors done before that to have some more information to pick the best colors for my wedding outfits. I'm very indecisive, so having some more parameters for a big decision like that feels helpful, but for right now I'm happy just buying the clothes and colors I like.

[@morehannah]

yes! having "restrictions" definitely helps with making decisions!

[@aksez2u]

As far as color analysis "trend" goes, I think it can only be the Hot New Thing every generation or so, but it's a real concept, so I don't think it's easily dismissed completely. I got my colors "done" way back in the 80's. I have never forgotten some of the guidelines I learned for my season (also spring). For instance, I never understood why black or white never looked good on me. They're supposed to be basics, right? The color analysis was a giant "aha" for me that's lasted a lifetime. Do I still compare my clothes to the color swatches? No. But I really appreciate having a basic understanding of clothing color theory.

[@jillkent6134]

The first top I would call a deep teal as a spring you would suit a lighter shade of teal probably better but it’s a warm colour so your ok.

[@teuntje_esle]

Just as an fyi: colours don't have to match exactly to your colourfan! There are so much more shades in the world then could ever be in a fan, as long as they look harmonious with it, you're good. And there are definitely spring pastels too! Also, maybe you could shorten that corally pink vest top if you wanted to give it another chance? I've had my colour analysis as well in the past year (am a cool winter) and it just made sense with those being most of the colours I've always been drawn too and it has made my life easier tbh, I now just don't bother with the obviously warm colours anymore and only wear cool and (mostly) bright colours and maybe some that are a little more neutral, that I still like and don't wanna get rid of just because.

[@dominiquenorman3913]

re that spring purple that you thought was summer - you're right that there's more white in it & therefore it's lighter, but that doesn't make it cool (otherwise there'd be no winter, the cool and dark season !). cool colours have more blue, not white. the light seasons are summer AND spring, with spring being more saturated (bright, clear, pure colours) and summer being more muted/soft (colours with more grey). that purple is light but it's certainly not a soft, dusty pastel. lightness/darkness (added white or black) is a different axis from coolness/warmness (added blue or yellow) which is a different axis from softness/brightness (added grey or pure colours) ! hope this helps :D

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

2:15 I would call that teal. It's an in between colour which looks okay on most people but isn't many people's best colour. It's similar to the deep turquoise in your spring palet, but it's got a little bit black in it so it's not fully a spring colour but it's close enough to still look reasonably good on you and to co cordinate with true spring colours. 4:40 I think that's more spring becuase of the blue, but it would look okay on an autumn too 5:30 Kettlewell is great! Their prices are quite high but part of that cost is their commitment to ethical production. If you go to the colours section of their website, you can filter by two different factors. For Hannah, I would reccommend filtering by both "spring" and "warm" at the same time, which will give you a narrower palet with an emphasis towards the warm end of spring. I think those are your best colours and would feel more comfortable for you than the clear end of spring. 6:37 That's a spring/summer crossover colour. It's towards the cool end of spring and towards the warm end of summer. It has white in it, which makes it soft enough for summers but it doesn't have any black in it, so it's not muted and still looks good on springs. 8:22 Yes! A spring pink! Warm and very bright 9:22 That mustard is an autumn colour, but it looks great on you because you're a warm spring. For you, the warmness of the colour is much more important that it being clear. 10:50 Coral orange! Classic spring

[@bethany9477]

Nice to see you be inspired by the colour analysis, but not stick to it like a set of rules. My favourites were the mustard dress & yellow jumpsuit 💛💛

[@ubermut1379]

I would call the colour of your blouse from the start a petrol. Regarding colour analysis - I think I remember your analyst saying something along the lines of Springs being able to borrow from autumns. So you looking good in it makes a lot of sense. Petrol is still very warm to me, it has some yellow in it! I still don’t know my season. I’m oscillating between dark winter and dark autumn, so I settled with dark something and so far, it works great. Colour analysis isn’t really an exact science anyway, so I feel like - if a colour makes you happy - wear it! In my experience, many people naturally gravitate towards colours that suit them, and you also gravitated towards a lot of these colours even before you were analysed. You can trust yourself with your choices!

[@eliontheinternet3298]

I had never heard of Petrol as a color before but I absolutely second this!

[@theodoraadelaide3060]

I'd call it petrol blue! Bought some gorgeous wool in that colour to knit socks recently😊

[@floralspectre]

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[@maisacietto5082]

It’s nice to hear your thoughts on color analysis both right after the color analysis and a few months after, to see how your opinions changed :)

[@crimsonlavender232]

The cream jacket was too chic! You like a warmer more down to earth or very joyful and color popping kind of vibe

[@heather24923]

I think you're right. I feel like a person's 'essence'/personality has a bit part to play in whether certain colours or styles suit them

[@ewagornisiewicz-kusiak6814]

I actually gasp at the Ganni wrap skirt, as well as that watermelon top from Kettlewell - so gorgeous on you!

[@eringrasse7512]

I love the phrase, "diagnosed as a spring" 🤣

[@fu4realtalk952]

As a neutral olive toned girly who didn’t realise olive was a shade and not just a veg, I did not think I’d be into colour analysis but your big sister swaps turned me. So I find it hilarious that as I was watching your video, I opened my newly (well, secondhand) arrived winter dress that is also, ironically, Ganni :D

[@alliemillie11]

I think the pink vest top looks really great on you! Sorry it wasn’t a win

[@BlessYourHeart254]

I love your clothing choices! I’m so sick of channels with people trying to look “elegant” and “wealthy” or trying to channel Coco Chanel or Audrey Hepburn, not the way the majority of us live or even want to live. I so appreciate the real clothes and life you have. If I see one more capsule wardrobe full of black and beige or white, with boring muted blue, with tailored blazers and Steve Jobs turtle necks, I may scream 😂 I’d love to shop at Kettlewell, but they don’t have plus sizes. I’m losing weight, however, so maybe can try them soon. I like how you’re not as technical and prescriptive with the colors as it’s so hard to find EXACTLY matches even if you have them down to the hex codes. The yellow dress looks amazing on you!

[@mariahg343]

I loved getting my color analysis in March. I was totally inspired by you to invest in this for my 30th birthday. I’m a spring, too! I recently found a beautiful violet dress for 10 USD at a thrift store to wear to a friend’s wedding. 🙌 I have never been good at recognizing which colors look good on me, so I love having a spring fan and some professional recommendations of great colors for me. I love that you found so many great new pieces this year! Your violet kettlewell top and your leaf green rain jacket are both gorgeous.

[@morehannah]

yay spring buddies! 💛

[@16ilovevampires]

I love your style, it's very different from mine but I can definitely appreciate how happy your clothes make you. 😁

[@corynhaley]

I booked a colour analysis with Sian after watching your video and turns out I'm also a spring! I've enjoyed watching your style journey as it's inspiring me to dress more boldly and fun again in my late twenties. Also congratulations on the career shift and for still sharing this lifestyle content here! 😊

[@katielouise210]

the purple top and pink trousers are giving big boo from monsters inc vibes!! you look amazing, hannah 💗💜 not usually into much fashion content but you make it so interesting and genuine (it helps i would 100% wear like all these clothes)

[@harriet8921]

I got an analysis right after you and learned lots and lots. Lot less impulse buys and more quality. Still obsessed but the main hype is indeed gone with the wind it seems

[@lapislazulis2378]

I think the coral pink you're showing us is a bright spring/bright winter one, the kind that would absolutely match Sophie Ellis Bextor for instance. I bet you'd look awesome in peach fuzz/salmon and rose tea kind of pinks! Usually the orangey pinks are gorgeous on light and/or warm springs. Tawn/camel might be among your absolute best neutrals: you need warmth and maybe this shade of ecru is a little too pale. You can try sand instead! The first blue you're showing is typically an autumn blue (a duck/teal blue). Spring blues are turquoise, aqua, seafoam and purplish/bright navy. You can associate your beautiful wisteria purple with orange for a bold 60's/70's look!

[@reettaelina]

You look stunning in your Spring colors. I just started to buy my Winter colors and already did wrong purchase.

[@bethany9477]

Loved that most of your 'wins' were second hand. I've really been inspired to thrift more this year 😀

[@comediancircus]

I've had my colours done 6 months ago, where I was analysed as a True/Cool Summer! it has really helped me. Especially with make up, I feel like sticking to extremely cool colours has made me look a lot more awake than the neutral leaning make up I did before. Wardrobe wise, it has been more mixed. Because on the one hand it has been great to see that colour analysis does work and that the Cool Summer colours do look better on me, but then I have all these clothes that don't fit these colours and knowing that they're not great for me makes me reach for them less. Which is a little sad too, since they are comfy. So I think I still have to accept that it's totally fine to not always be in your perfect colours - just now that I KNOW I can't completely block it out when I do wear, let's say, a yellow dress, warm red jumper or black tshirt.

[@ingridpear1882]

My favorites: green raincoat (spring colors are absolutely the most fun in rain puddle season), the cream Kettlewell jacket. Maybe the white denim jacket can be made more cream.

[@IceNixie0102]

The spotted white dress at 10:00, I would wear belted at the waist but UNBUTTONED below the waist, with bright red (or whatever color) leggings. To define your figure more, since it's oversized.

[@sewcolourful9956]

Within each season there's sub seasons, spring and autumn are both warm seasons..so even if something is "autumn" as a spring you'll be okay wearing it as long as it's not too muted or too dark

[@AndreeaC.]

I have done an color Analysis and i am a True Autumn but i made it when it was needed to declutter my old clothes, because after giving birth i've gained and lost some weight and never gotten back to my old slim days! I would recommend to do this when you are ready to gradualy change your clothes, but off course you don't need to be so strict in choosing your perfect colors , there are multiple variations of shades of same color and many people go very literal with this Trend! 😊 I've learned that i want to spend my money for things that suits me well, i've hated black, pastels,pinks ( even blushes) and very grey toned clothes on me all my life , so this Analysis actualy confirmed what i have felt was wright !

[@Miausan14]

I think that it is important to know what colour season you are, not necessarily the depth or lightness, at least for me. My whole family is cool, but we are different shades of cool, i'm more teal, my sister is more baby blue, and my mom is more navy. It's fascinating to see how the colours interact with the skin. But just knowing that I am a summer, made me open my wardrobe to more than just black, and I feel like I look younger and more lively when I wear a top that has colour in it. In case anyone is curious, I spent quite a few years moving from country to country, and had a massive wardrobe to choose from, I went with black, simply because I couldn't take everything with me! It was definitely a wonderful choice, and I fit in every place I went, in a clean sophisticated way. But I do enjoy the feeling of adding a bit of fun or warmth to my casual wear these days, even if I love to make it edgy with my black companion pieces! Also!! Living in one colour, makes a person really appreciate textures and combining them, such as leather, chiffon, denim, knits, metallics, cotton, polyester, metals, it is such fun! Now just add colour! and we got a fully developed personal style

[@claudiaweel6226]

The Rainbow shirt that you wear in tbe Video is actually my favorite ❤

[@kendranh]

I had my colour analysis done just about 2 years ago and it has made such a huge difference for me! I used to buy clothes because I liked how they looked in a picture or I liked the style and then would never wear them because they just didn’t feel like me. Now I double check if it is in my colours and if it isn’t in my colours I have a rule that I have to try it on, take photos in different lighting, and send it to my bestie for her honest opinion. This way I’m not totally limiting myself to only my colours, but I am being a more cautious consumer.

[@blackcatz1364]

This was really interesting, even though I'm not really interested in getting my colours done, my wardrobe is pretty neutral with minimal pattern and I am good with that. I think the cream jacket is the fit, it is more oversize than the other 2 and so doesn't give you the silhouette you like. It might work better undone with a tighter knit under it. I also quite like the Ganni skirt, when you held it up next to striped top you were wearing I could see these 2 going together.

[@wandguardnoodle]

I never ended up getting a professional color analysis but I did end up coming to the conclusion that I'm probably a summer and not a winter, as I thought for a very long time. I still think about color and I still choose cool colors and I'm embracing muted colors and greys. But I'm also thinking about color from different angles, not just what colors supposedly suit me but also how different colors go together and what effect they create.

[@Februarlig]

I was super inspired by your colour analysis, I can't figure out if I believe it or not, but I like it as a way to challenge which colours will suit me. Love your fashion content, it has inspired me a lot. Being plus size gives very limited options and for me very muted clothes. Being in love with bright rainbow colours, I'm trying to ad more of those into my wardrobe. I have purchased a pair of very colourfull Lucy and yak troussers and I'm getting more and more comfortable wearing them and I believe it is in part because of you :)

[@kwosilait2855]

My husband is a winter, and I think that the pink trousers are winter. I think you light up in BRIGHT and CLEAR. While some things may match your fan, the BRIGHT ones are probably better. (The purple/lavender looks like a good match to your fan, but in the full body shots, you don't light up in the same was as with the bright green, for example.). It's great to treat it as a learning experience. When I started focusing on buying clothes in palette, I forgot to think about fit.

[@nonono6537]

i actually love that vest top on you! the shape really suits you and i like the colour on you as well!

[@lisa_wistfulone7957]

I’m a spring too, and there are certain colors in my palette that I don’t feel like myself in, even when I can see they look good on me. Your pink vest top is, I think, a warm coral, and flattered you, but it’s one of those colors that I don’t feel comfortable in either. I’m glad you’re enjoying color analysis as simply a guide, while still prioritizing feeling good in your clothes- Thanks!

[@crisc6162]

I love your approach to fashion and how you took all this colour analysis with a sustainable view and also fun and free. Would love to see more fashion kind of videos. I would love to have my colour analysis done, I’m having my wardrobe approaching to 30s crisis and I’m overanalysing everything hahaha Happy Hanukkah❤

[@KaylinKrawczyk]

I want to get my color analysis done still. So courious if the colors I love to wear are the right ones. Though I do try to have variety in color.

[@ErinSews]

I’ve felt the same way with total freedom of wardrobe after breastfeeding! (We’re still doing a few sessions too, but I don’t have to whip a boob out every other hour and there are so many more options!!) I’ve thought about getting my colors done but can’t decide how much it will actually impact my choices.

[@EmsIsFab]

The pink jheans are, to me, a winter pink. The like brighter and bolder winter pink.

[@everythingbylau]

I was going to say I loved all the outfits in your work vlog video so much, but I didn't want to take away from the actual content of that video haha. but yeah I can totally tell that this year you've been thriving style-wise!! love to see it :) I didn't dig in too deep with the colour analysis stuff, but watching your video on it did help me realise what kind of colours I like and suit my vibe (it's autumn). now my wardrobe has quite quickly changed to those colours but I am struggling a little bit with the fact that those specific colours all feel very 70s to me? not in a bad or a good way, but I didn't exactly intend to become a walking 70s mannequin or something hahaha

[@morehannah]

Hahaa that does tend to happen but I do love the 1970s style 😅😅

[@xzonia1]

I don't know why, but you in that cream top that was a miss made you look very aggressive like you were going to take over the world or something, lol, whereas the brown one was very chill and more the "Hannah" we know and love. Love that yellow dress on you! It really does look like it was made for you; so perfect! Glad Lucy and Jack where able to get you a great green top for summer. Very much agreed with your assessments. Overall, you did great this year on your clothes haul! This was fun to watch. :)

[@Mollygregson]

I absolutely love the wrap skirt! But I am a real midi skirt/flowy skirt gal I lived in mine this summer and am still trying to find a way to incorporate mine into my winter wardrobe

[@ingridpear1882]

Winter- the color season or calendar? If it's winter warmth you're looking for, would flowy skirt pants underneath it work? So it all gets swept into the flowy material and becomes part of the skirt.

[@charlottem8518]

I think I have the sunflower dress you were wearing and I love how it makes me feel in the summer, even though I've now found out I'm a sultry winter so the colour is probably awful on me! It's very fun to wear, anyway

[@maiiamiii]

The way I approach colour analysis, body types and things like that is not trying to stick to what works best for me, but rather understand what doesn't and then maybe staying away from these things or wearing them differently / in combination with other things which make them more me. Everything else feels too restricting. I'd rather feel happy and confident than bored but perfect.

[@MaryanneCathro]

Lovely to see. the cream jacket I think hits at just the wrong spot, too long. And boxy. the caramel one is shorter and more shapely. subtle but huge!

[@Lulu-qp4jm]

Those pink pants are amazing, but I would bet it is a summer pink. Hot pink is nearly fuschia, which means it is actually quite cool

[@EnnameMori]

I know enough colpur theory to know I lean dark autumn and into the edges of winter. Just not proper autumn or true winter where all the colours I love sit. Red! You will be mine. So I wear some that fit my colours, and at other points I change my makeup to get away with those that aren't perfect. Also they can murder me before I hand over my black (the trick to that is getting the dye base right - I do best with redder/warmer blacks than cold blue or green).

[@Buggaton]

SO MUCH "MORE" HANNAH AND I LOVE IT Not sorry about caps.

[@autismenlightenment]

I enjoyed seeing a lot of the same colors that i love to wear also. Pink w orange is a combo i found over the summer as well. I love lime when it comes to green and i hear you when the pink needs to hit just right. I love patterns and color altnough i have no clue what looks good, i lean towards what feels good. Almost 3 years and im still breastfeeding.

[@elieska]

Really nice to see the follow up content after the initial analysis video :) Every videos makes me think about if I should do my own analysis... Maybe I will end up wearing more than just dark greens and blues one day 😅

[@adrastea2]

I couldn't see that it was mentioned previously Flotte is the slang for rain in french

[@unnwean]

"diagnosed as a spring" is a phrase that really makes me chuckle!

[@ejmoore]

I did one of those colour analysis apps and have used it occasionally as a guide for buying new clothes. I feel like my main issue is styling and having basics, but I have so many clothes already that it gets overwhelming to clear out 😅

[@honorcollins6962]

Love it!! I’m so glad you’ve embraced your spring palette, I’m also a spring who thought/wished I was an autumn! I was analysed this year too but not had as much time and money for shopping, but I’ve got a few spring colours in my wardrobe and it feels great! I think the colour analysis trend may have passed but a lot of people (like me) are sticking to it and I think everyone should know their colours, it really does change your life!

[@3mwa]

The white moto jacket reads a bit older to me, just kind of out of sync with your vibe. The white denim jacket is a younger style and the camel moto jacket is a little...idk, edgier? The white moto is very polished but your vibe is more fun and creative. Also, I found the Kibbe body types and essences to be helpful in figuring out why certain clothes just look wrong on me. Also helps with decision fatigue when shopping bc I can automatically rule a bunch of things out.

[@alliemillie11]

I think you don’t like the white jacket because it’s longer! The brown is more cropped vibes

[@mickb.8925]

In Dutch we call that colour (2:54) apple-blue-sea-green (appel-blauw-zee-groen), like it's not really blue nor is it green so it's both!

[@lucyinthesky9479]

The first top is turquoise!

[@MaryanneCathro]

Sorry for the many posts! I wear my snag black patterned sheer tights over a plain bright opaque and it looks amazing! And for extra fun, the duos - Colonel Mustard springs to mind for you (see what I did there! lol) but also Raspberry bum. Looks RAD

[@meeganerose98]

Adore your fashion videos 😍

[@MusingOnBeauty]

I had my color analysis done at the beginning in July (I’m a soft Summer) and have really revolutionized my wardrobe after it 😅 I needed to replace a lot of things because of a weight change so I was able to do it in my colors, I’m really very much enjoying the whole idea and my new clothes! By the way I think your pink trousers are a Summer watermelon color, but as you said, they’re bottoms, so it doesn’t matter as much, and they suit you really well.

[@loes6839]

I would love to get my analysis done next year. I'm in a glow up kinda fase; got contacts instead of glasses, been working out for a while and feel like it's time to update the wardrobe to fit my new me. I've had a lot of rough years and it's finally a thirve kinda time instead of just surviving.

[@savannahcoleman5672]

I just did a virtual one because I was tired of not being sure what hats and scarves to put close to my face and be confident. Either way I totally agreeed with what they said about me and it finally gave me a complete color palette to look at because I have trouble figuring out how a red will look muted/ a blue would look warm etc.

[@savannahcoleman5672]

It was on Etsy and I looked at reviews.

[@hollycook7497]

Yours wad the first colour analysis video I had seen and I had not heard of it before. I ended up seeing loads more which inspired me to get mine done but she used a different technique and didn't use seasons. Also she said I was warm before putting any colours on me. Apparently I'm warm, dark, golden and clear. What ever that means. I'm going with autumn but I'm not really sure.

[@sallys.2707]

The raincoat is from Flotte, it's slang for water, for example "Il flotte" = "It's raining". Also mean fleet.

[@pirlie]

Ah thanks, i was searching for it!

[@sjsethia]

Re. the cream jacket vs the brown one - if you're interested in continuing this ✨fashion exploration✨ I really recommend checking out Style Thoughts by Rita's videos. I remember my first step was analysing my colours, but then once I narrowed that down, I couldn't understand why certain styles didn't work even though they were my colours. Her videos totally cleared that up for me, she's very academic and reflective about it. It might be helpful! :)

[@Daymickey]

Yes I agree! It helped me understand why certain styles, outfits or pieces of clothing don’t “feel like me” and others do. It’s because of the unique inner essence that we all have and the way that it shines when it harmonizes with your style choices.

[@TT-_-]

I'd like to get my colours done, but it's a far off thing. In my country people are mostly cool toned, my skin tone is warm. I'm likely some type of autumn, most people here are probably summers😅 I have been slowly swapping my black jackets to browns or colours for something like 8 years. Black makes me look sickly yellow. When I had only black coats, I made sure to always wear a scarf😉 And scarves are still useful as many of the coloured jackets have ended up being the wrong shade🤦‍♀️ The bright shop lights really highlight my yellowness so judging how a shade suits me is difficult. A colour looking awful on me doesn't mean I hate the colour. I love my clear blue and green rugs but the same shade in a shirt...🤢nothanks

[@maya-gur695]

I did a few online color analysis quizzes. They almost all say I'm a warm autumn. What do I do with it? Continue to buy and wear bright hued clothes, even when muted hues match my pallette better, because I love bright hues. 😅

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

Warm autumn includes a lot of bright colours, bright yellow, bright orange, imagine autumn leaves, there are also bright autumn greens and reds

[@Coop_Boop]

so the pink pants are technically a winter pink, BUT since winter and spring share the aspect of Bright they can look well together

[@InevitableM.]

i think the cream jacket may be a miss because its too shiny while the others seem to be more of a canvas/fabric

[@Annaie1234]

That first shirt is absolutely turquoise! its beautiful

[@leighbee13]

Great video! If you ever wanna sell that orange skirt I’ll take it! Love that floral!

[@Sidistic_Atheist]

3:17 I'd say it was more *Azure Blue*

[@priscillavrooij]

I have always been against colour analysises... I don't want to have a voice in the back of my mind that says if I can or cannot wear a colour... I want to wear any colour that I want to wear when I want to and I think that a colour analysis would be in my brain way to much

[@MaryanneCathro]

The orange wrap skirt wears you, not vice versa. It's a whole lotta skirt, like a gorgeous sea anenome that's consuming you. But so many wins in that haul, hooray!

[@xlogophile]

I feel like the white/cream jacket that didn't work feels too fancy, but not quite? Idk, the style with the color just feels like something doesn't compute

[@jscire__872]

The cream jacket had a longer cut, I think the jackets you liked were more cropped

[@nurobot]

I NEED to know the brand for the colourful polka dot maxi dress please 😍😍😍😍

[@cathwalsh9921]

I think the ivory jacket was too pale for you. The brown jacket looks really good. Watching this video has helped to confirm that I’m not warm. I couldn’t handle the colours that you can, if there was ever a doubt 😄

[@alissa6380]

1) i would call that first shirt with the perforations a "dark teal" and i think it fits well into your palette! maybe not what comes to mind immediately when you think "spring" but it's bright and, in essence, a very warm blue, so 2) the floral blouse probably is more autumnal than springy if we're being super technical about it, but it seems to work well in your wardrobe! 3) i like the purple t-shirt on it's own, but when you pair it with the jeans and denim skirt, something in my brain goes "??". i think it might be that they're both fairly muted tones, more autumnal vibes? a mismatch in energy. now I'm wondering if denim can even be "bright" without being obviously dyed. i think a light blue (almost pastel, but more vibrant) wash might work well for you next time you're in the market for denim 🤔 4) i think that lilac jumper is indeed probably more summer than spring, but it looks great on you so who cares 😁 5) omg i never even realized that that checkered jumpsuit had orange and pink in it! 😮 i just assumed it was red and white all throughout... KZbin compression really does that one no favors 😂 6) the yellow thick jumpsuit with the bright stripey top underneath is possibly my favorite outfit I've seen you in, ever. so fun!! 🤩 so flattering!! 7) the pink/salmony vest top was too washed out for you, i agree that it should've been brighter, although warmth/coolness-wise the color seems like it might work for you 8) re: the ivory jacket, to me it just seems too big for you? it's a bit hard to tell in the video, but it looks like it has a drop shoulder effect which might not be intentional? (if anyone's curious about technicalities, in a traditional fit the seam where your sleeve goes into the arm hole is supposed to hit right where your shoulder becomes your arm, straight above the armpit, where you can feel the end of a bone if you did a little. there's other shoulder cuts, of course, like baseball tee or kimono, but generally speaking that's where the line is supposed to be, and if it veers inward or outward by more than, idk, a centimeter maybe, you immediately have an effect where "something's not quite right but i can't tell exactly what". the dropped shoulder cut, of course, does this intentionally, but there's a blurry area between "correct traditional fit" and "definitely dropped shoulder" where you can't quite tell which one it's supposed to be and whether it succeeds in that goal, which seems to be what's happening here, although again i can't see the details very well). i also think that jacket is too long for you and too straight? you like cropped things and showing off your waist, and this one just seems to drown you, a little bit. color-wise i think it was fine, but you also do have to keep in mind that light colors take up more space visually than dark colors, so even if you had that exact too-big jacket in another color, it might seem less obviously big because white just takes up extra space to begin with 9) the brown one, on the other hand, seems a bit shorter and more fitted - not by much, but enough to alter the proportions, which is why details like that are so important. i also can't tell whether the sleeves are shorter or not, but either way on the white one they seem too long, on the brown one they're just "oh this is a sleeve". potentially this might occur if the sleeve itself is a bit tighter/more fitted? but again, it might just be that the white takes up more space. 10) love that white denim jacket on you, for some reason in my memory it was more cropped than it actually is, but i guess that's because it just works for you, for some unquantifiable reason. i think also maybe pure white *does* work for you in the spring lake because you have such a bright personality+wardrobe and pure white is literally the brightest thing there is? 🤔 and finally, a tip for when you go shopping with that physical palette in hand: there are millions of colors in every palette and you can't print them all, so instead of trying to find an exact match to see if something belongs in your palette, put it alongside a few complimentary/contrasting colors (e.g for orange you might do yellow, red, and sky blue). do the combinations look good together? then you're good to go. if they don't, check against some other colors (a match that's too close is gonna clash either way, as will a wrong angle on the color wheel), and if they still don't, then that tone is not in your palette. personally, ever since i discovered i was a cool summer, on whom deep blues and violets looked *incredible* (literally colors I'd never even tried on before) it's made me a lot more discerning about tones and given me a vocabulary for why something feels off that i didn't have before. of course at the moment I've reverted to wearing mostly black, because that's what i already have a lot of and it's easy to find, but in terms of the colors i do buy, i think it's a really great tool for evaluating any given item's compatibility with me! (one of many tools, of course) I've also started noticing when strangers around town are wearing "their colors", and it just gives you a little zing, a momentary feeling of "ah, all is right with the world😌". experiencing that same thing when i put on one of *my* best colors has audio considerably boosted my general confidence. 👍 by the way, I'd also be curious to see which subtype of spring you are, which can also explain why some colors in the spring palette work better for someone than others

[@morehannah]

This is all so interesting thank you for sharing! And yes I’m also curious about what subtype of spring I am… 👀👀👀

[@ellaraystyle]

I feel you when it comes to finding the right clothes for breastfeeding. There is a huge lack of that on the market. 10 years ago, I decided to leave the seasonal color analysis as it turned out to be too generic, flawed, and outdated (and racist) - and not based on science. Growing up with an Astrophysicist dad and an artist mom in Asia I had a different view of colors. So I started to develop my own analysis method which I am using now for clients. It is based on physics, quantum physics, and Asian principles of harmony and healing since I am interested in more than just looking radiant. I want to manifest, attract the right things and people, and heal - all with the right colors because they influence your energy levels on a quantum physics level. At the same time, the wrong colors cause misalignment, block the energy flow of Qi in the body and cause disease long-term. I am posting case studies on my channel if you are curious.

[@whatkatyread5166]

I would call the colour of that first top 'peacock blue'.

[@valeriemalenfant]

the cream jacket vs the brown one - its the shape of the cream jacket to much things going at the top and its too long and it wash you out. as for the brown is shorter, more contrast with your skin and it dont ''add'' weight on your body/shape.

[@laranorbertorenzeti4439]

i'm still really curious about what would be your expanded color analysis palette. i'd like to know if you are a light, warm or bright spring. I would bet warm, since autumnal shades fit you very well too, but what do I know hahaha

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

I'm pretty sure she's a warm spring. She looks best in the colours which are spring/autumn crossovers, the mustardy yellows and oranges. Colours being warm is much more important for her than colours being clear. She looks really good in colours that are warm and slightly muted. Those suit her much better than colours which are clear and slightly cool, which would suit a bright spring well.

[@emmapearsonkayaks]

The purple cropped jumper is BEAUTIFUL!! Please can I ask who the brand is?

[@l.n.4929]

I'd call the blousy top petrol.

[@LisaFrisstDich]

The white dress with the fun dots and splashes!!! 😭 I need this in my life. Does anyone know the brand so I can search for it second hand?

[@theaudiobookaficionado]

Personally i think color analysis is absolute bunk so i would never use it myself haha. I just gravitate toward things i like!

[@abbymyers5072]

Could you confirm the brand for your raincoat? I think I must be spelling it wrong but as a Seattelite I NEED a joyful raincoat to add to my rotation. Thank you

[@morehannah]

Flotte!

[@maud375]

Flotte is slang for water. I have family in La Flotte.☺

[@LucyaaL]

I'd call that blue colour petroleum blue 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@uddajag8232]

Mission why cream jacket doesn't work accepted! I think it's too straight. Your waist isn't accentuated at all in it. It looks a bit rectangular on, especially when closed. The brown jacket even though also pretty loose fit actually is somewhat fitted around the waist. Could that be it?

[@pAnnekoei]

Yes I agree! Also the cream jacket looks slightly longer than the brown one, which cuts Hannah off

[@ssen219]

Where are the patterned tights you’ve been wearing from?

[@morehannah]

Snag!

[@candypanda9577]

Hi ! Can you tell me again what's the name of the french brand for raincoats ? Yours is gorgeous but I haven't heard of "Lut" nor can't find anything on the internet with that name aha. I'm actually french so that could be really useful information ! Thank you 😙

[@morehannah]

Flotte!

[@candypanda9577]

@@morehannah Oh ! It actually makes sense since it means " quite a lot of water/rain" aha. Thank you so much Hannah ! Have a great day ⛄

[@pepperwings]

I think having a toddler, and big boobs makes white or off-white clothing, especially outer layers---just less appealing, if you spill *anything* it will show up, and it's also a lighter color which draws attention. Personally, that would make me not want to wear it, even though I think I'd look nice in cream colors, it just has too many drawbacks.