Lucy Liu
True Winter
Click the swatches to see how Lucy glows in each color.
“Cool colours and clear contrasts bring Lucy's features sharply into focus” — Stina Lönnkvist, Colour analyst
Why Lucy Liu is a True Winter
True Winter is built on cool, clean colours and medium-to-high contrast. Lucy Liu's black hair and dark eyes create a graphic frame, and her skin's undertone harmonises with cool colours. Black, fuchsia, cobalt, and stark white keep her skin clear and her face in focus. Choose blue-based colours without haze, and combine light shades with truly dark ones for contrast. Avoid camel, mustard, warm beige, and bronze; they can cast a yellow tone over the skin, while dusty shades blur its definition.
Right & wrong colors
for Lucy
Flattering
The black blazer and stark-white shirt repeat the contrast between hair and skin; silver and a berry-pink lip keep the whole look cool and clean.
Why it works
- Cool
- Bright
- Deep
Less flattering
The warm camel tones in both the roll-neck and coat look muddy against her skin; the tonal effect is muted and indistinct.
Why it doesn’t
- Warm
- Muted
- Light
Lucy Liu in their
best colors
Cool fuchsia and berry-toned lip colours are very flattering choices
Silver is your best metal, while gold, copper, and bronze dull the overall effect
Choose large, bold patterns. Clean, separated colours keep the overall effect clear
Lucy Liu in their True Winter palette
True Winter vs
True Summer
It's easy to confuse True Winter and True Summer because both have cool tones. Both have a cool undertone, but True Winter has much more contrast and clarity, while True Summer is somewhat lighter and softer.
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