True Winter vs. Bright Winter vs. Deep Winter

Style Guides  ·  5 min read

The Winter palette is characterized by cool, clear, and intense colors with high contrast. However, not all Winters are identical. Depending on whether your primary feature is extreme coolness, extreme brightness, or extreme depth resting underneath, you will fall into one of three sub-seasons. Understanding these differences fixes wardrobe mistakes inside your color group absolutely securely.

The True Winter: Cool and Clear

True Winters have absolute cool undertones containing absolutely no warmth whatsoever. Their coloring features stark contrast with pure, ice-cold clarity. They look magnificent in royal blue, magenta, and stark pure black or pure white with absolutely continuous ease.

The Bright Winter: Vivid and Electric

Bright Winters sit right next to Spring, inheriting some rich electric intensity. They carry higher brightness than coolness, looking best in saturated, bold neon or vivid gem colors like electric coral or bright cyan.

The Deep Winter: Mysterious and Intense

Deep Winters are bordering Autumn and accommodate intense, dark, and rich densities containing a slight earthy warm flush, carrying dark burgundy or midnight black excellently.