Kim Kardashian
Deep Winter
Click the swatches to see how Kim glows in each color.
“Kim shines in deep, cool colours and dramatic contrast” — Stina Lönnkvist, Colour analyst
Why Kim Kardashian is a Deep Winter
Deep Winter is a clear fit for Kim Kardashian. Her dark hair, dark eyes, and high contrast let her carry colours like black, stark white, emerald, sapphire, and deep berry tones without disappearing behind them. People sometimes assume Kim is warm, but it's actually cooler colours that flatter her most.
Olive, rust, and other warm earthy colours make the contrast in her face look less defined and give her complexion a slightly "muddy" quality. Deep Winters should also avoid warm pastels like peach and camel.
Right & wrong colors
for Kim
Flattering
Deep Winter is among the few seasons that can wear black with ease, as Kim shows here.
Why it works
- Cool
- Bright
- Deep
- High contrast
Less flattering
Warm colours are less flattering against Kim's skin tone.
Why it doesn’t
- Warm
- Muted
- Light
- Soft contrast
Kim Kardashian in their
best colors
Dark plum is fantastic for Deep Winter
Midnight blue is a beautiful alternative to black
When you choose white, choose stark white over cream
Kim Kardashian in their Deep Winter palette
Deep Winter vs
Deep Autumn
Deep Autumn and Deep Winter are sometimes confused. Both seasons have deep, moderately clear colors. The main difference is temperature. Deep Winter's palette is predominantly cool, with blue and gray undertones, while Deep Autumn's is warmer, with undertones of rust, copper, and gold. Both seasons suit dark shades, but they look harmonious only when the color choice matches the natural undertone.
Next steps
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