Recognizing the best neutrals for your skin undertone and other color markers, and learning how to use them, is a smart part of creating and curating a flattering and wearable wardrobe. So let’s explore some fundamentals of wearing neutrals effectively. Click to read more >
Big news! I have FINALLY finished my color course! This week I’m recording the voiceover and will then upload it to my Teachable platform. I’ll let you know immediately when it’s available, and as always, I’ll be sending you a code for a HUGE discount as one of my loyal readers.
Thinking about color so deeply for so many years had a major impact on my life. I became even more selective about how I use it in my wardrobe. It also made me notice and evaluate everything in my home from the perspective of color. [...] Click to read more >
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This year I think we all need an uplift, an escape from all the drama, right? In the fall and winter we typically see mostly dark neutrals: black, gray, navy, and this year, lots of brown and burgundy. But wearing colors that bring us joy is a gift we can give to ourselves and to everyone who sees us. It feeds our soul, it elevates theirs. So why not go bright with your colors this autumn and winter? Click to read more > 
In my last post I mentioned my new denim shirt that was nowhere in my ideal color palette. It's much more "cool" in color tone than the other blues in my palette. And yet I simply love it.
Like a classic jeans jacket, I think you can find similar items at many retailers. I'm posting one from GAP factory as it is currently on sale and is pretty much identical to the one I'm wearing here. Click to read more >
I wanted to quickly address the subject of how many colors there should be in an ideal color palette. Over the years one of the main questions I’ve received from people who had a custom color palette created for them is: “OK, what do I do with all these swatches now? Click to read more >