#personal color

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[ohndering]

Color Analysis of The Boyz Members: Part 1

I am back again with another color analysis post. This will be halved into two parts because unfortunately, I cannot fit all 11 members in the post.

Just a disclaimer, I am not a professional nor do I have professional education, I just happen to watch too many Tiktoks and I happen to notice the differences with a keener eye than your usual person. Feel free to disagree, but I wil literally cry.

By the way, I am surprised by the amount of warm-toned people here, and even the cool-toned members are warm-toned adjacent (neutral-cool toned) except Kevin LMAOOOO

Also, another thing, I strongly align myself with Carol Brailey's rules when it comes to color analysis, therefore there are NO light seasons.

The order is not by age. I will be posting whichever member I was able to finish searching for pictures. I am sorry, but all these men ever wear is black and I am fucking TIRED.

Eric Sohn: Deep Winter

(The first pic is actually lethal. It's the reason i was inspired to do this.)

- The only Deep Winter in TBZ. He has a neutral-cool undertone and looks best with the pinks and purples of the palette. His next best palette is True Winter.

- You can just tell he's a winter palette. I already typed him as a winter and Deep Winter was my best bet. I was right.

Lee Juyeon: Deep Autumn

(I just knew he was warm-toned when the 4th pic dropped. Siargao Boy Juyeon, you're the only one I allow to gentrify that island.)

- He is a great example of a Deep Autumn that can rock Deep Winter colors. Having a neutral-warm undertone, he looks best with the violets and reds of the palette.

- This one is a no-brainer. Juyeon is easily what one would think of as a Deep Autumn. Actually, him and Sunwoo are your typical Deep Autumns. I always typed him as Deep Autumn so I am very happy that he is one.

Choi Chanhee: Bright Spring

(You would think that since Chanhee wears so much colors, I would have an easier time but NO. It took an hour.)

- An example of a Bright Spring that can pull off True Spring colors better than Bright Winter colors. With his neutral-cool undertone, he best fits the blues and the pinks of the palette.

- I originally typed him as a Bright Winter, but then I was like...he looks spring though, so I processed him again and LO AND BEHOLD, the Bright Spring palette revealed itself. He just couldn't handle the harshness of winter seasons. I was so sure about that.

Jacob Bae: Deep Autumn

(I actually gave up in looking for warm colors in this man's whole celebrity life that I just edited the pictures. Men truly will be men and they LACK fashion🙏)

- Having a neutral-warm undertone, Jacob is better suited for the darker colors of the autumn season. He can absolutely wear colors from the True Autumn palette with better results than Deep Winter. He looks best with the browns and greens of the palette.

- I thought he was Soft Autumn because he looks so nice, so I am genuinely surprised that he's a Deep Autumn, because he doesn't give me the vibes that he is one, but seeing him in Deep Autumn colors, I just know it suits him.

Kevin Moon: True Winter

(The only time I am happy that a man is wearing black or white. Do you see how it suits him? Exactly. He has it easy.)

- With his fully cool undertone, he looks best with the True Winter palette followed by the Bright Winter palette. He looks the best with the purples and blues.

- I almost typed him as a Bright Winter, because he has that brightness in him, but his cool undertone revealed itself when I gave him lime green LMAO. The season fits him though. He does look good in black.

Kim Younghoon: Bright Spring

(Leo men and the Bright Spring palette is forever my favorite thing. By the way, I hate that he always wears black or gray. Invest in a good dark brown ISTG. Also, by the way, the stylists know what's up.)

- Having a neutral-warm undertone, Younghoon looks best with the bright warm colors of the Bright Spring palette. He looks especially the best in the pinks and blues. He can pull of Bright Winter colors better than True Spring colors.

- I genuinely thought he was a summer LMAO, but there's an ongoing theme of Bright seasons looking like they belong in a Muted season, but he looks genuinely good in warmer, brighter colors.

Other members are in part two, whenever that will be released💀

[b34utyt1me]

I know we've all heard of 'personal colour' and 'Kibbe Body type' floating around, and have attempted to type ourselves at some point because we love labels - but it's recently dawned on me that these colours that 'suit' you might not necessarily suit you at ALL.

Just to preface, I've seen videos of people flying to South Korea to get their personal colour analysis, other people on reddit buying drapes and asking other people to type them - it all seems pretty fun and cool.

With all trends though, like MBTI it's hard not to put yourself into a box - and with this personal colour stuff it's making it EVEN harder to find your own personal style. I almost threw out half my clothes when I realised that your STYLE is truly your own and you don't need to confirm to a line of 'best fit'.

To know what I mean, you'll need to define what a personal style is. A personal style is a style that you feel like reflects YOU. It doesn't have to be a style that you necessarily feel comfortable wearing right NOW, but it's a style that you want to wear and have always wanted to wear. Whether you think the style reflects your personality or not, it does reflect your inner thoughts.

Just as an example, a person wearing office wear daily could just be wearing this because they maybe haven't really set foot in the fashion world yet and aren't sure what else to wear - as opposed to a person who might wear the same thing, but exude confidence because they've CHOSEN what they want to wear. The phrase 'They don't let the clothes wear THEM' is super fitting.

Back to personal colour, let's choose me as an example! I've typed myself to be a dark winter, and back when I was really obsessed, I used to type ALL my friends as the resident expert.

After a while and looking at various skin tones paired with different colours, I've realised all the colours that I personally think suit someone else are a bit different from what the majority thinks.

So if you pick colours that 'suit' you, how's that bad?

The issue here is that a lot of styles are relegated to certain colourings, so Lolita Fashion consists of pastels and then you have Dopamine fashion which is ONLY bright colours. Then you have earthy tones in gorpcore which might technically only suit a range of people, and you have black and white techwear outfits that SHOULD suit you more if you're a 'dark winter'.

You might be like ýeah, but the only people who wear these styles don't care about personal colour at all and just wear what they want' - which is PROBABLY correct, BUT I'm sure that this is limiting some people who wanna wear these styles and think that it might not suit their skin tone.

What I DO think is MORE important than skin tone though, is the colour of your makeup/hair - which thankfully is something you CAN change and something you can always change depending on how you feel!

An example is me (again LOL) - that would've typed myself with black hair as Dark winter. Now that my hair's dyed a orangeish-red, I suit more autumnal colours despite my skin tone being cooler toned - and I actually match orange toned lipsticks when I NEVER would've picked them out of my drawer.

I've also seen numerous people thinking that something isn't their colour because their makeup clashes, or because their hair isn't the right shade despite their actual skin tone which is actually misleading because you can rock a WHOLE variety of styles with whatever tones you want!

Basically if you're reading this, the whole point of this piece I've just written is to ask you to step back! You don't have to re-evaluate your whole wardrobe and throw out the colours you think might wash you out a bit. It might be a good excuse to clear your wardrobe, but you could be using these pieces for so much more! Just try a different makeup style and see what happens.

Certain looks TURN because the whole vibe matches, not just because they're the right colours - and if you LOVE LOVE LOVE that one piece that doesn't match your skin tone, match your makeup to it! It'll work, trust me.

[sugar-petals]

Hi Caro! Do you have any tips to distinguish the different types of spring (seasonal colour analysis) in practice?

method: look for the person's strong suit.

bright spring (like IU) - muted tones suit them less. can always handle the most color pops with lots of shining warmth.

light spring (like Felix) - overwhelmed by any contrast. the best in understated rosy floral or neutral tones.

warm spring (like Jungwoo) - least flattered by cool tones. look their best in fresh, saturated golden/honey-like shades.

hair color is a good indicator especially. extremes can help you distinguish here — brights can do neon, light seasons handle bleached hair a lot, and warm wears reds, honey blonde, and even orange like a pro.

also remember the closeness of sister seasons (180° apart below, soft and soft, cool and cool...):

bright spring can mistype as (bright) winter. however, they're not as cool-toned nor the #1 masters of black/white combos.

light spring can be mistaken for (light) summer. still, they are gently warm-toned, and suit less muted clothes.

warm spring could be confused as (warm) autumn. in actuality, they need less contrast and depth to shine.

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