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“Olivia wears Deep Winter the pop-star way — winter white, silver glitter, and her signature deep purple” — Stina Lönnkvist, Colour analyst
Deep Winter doesn't have to mean severe and sober. Olivia Rodrigo shows its playful side. Her signature colour as an artist is a clear deep purple, and that's probably no coincidence! Olivia effortlessly mixes winter white, black, silver, burgundy, and purple.
Overly washed-out warm tones are the trap: dusty pinks and beiges blur the contrast and can look murky.
Flattering
Few can carry off a crisp white suit with red lips like a Deep Winter! The contrast makes simplicity look luxurious.
Why it works
Less flattering
Dusty pink tweed is admittedly cool, but the overall look turns a little too soft, and Olivia's personality and signature style fade a little.
Why it doesn’t
Silver is a perfect neutral for dressier occasions!
Winter white and red lips are one of Olivia's classic stage looks, and it reinforces her identity as an artist.
Classic red is a Deep Winter staple, but choose a red that leans blue, never brick.
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.
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