Zoë Saldaña
Soft Summer
Click the swatches to see how Zoë glows in each color.
“Soft lilac and grey mid-tones look incredibly elegant on Zoë” — Stina Lönnkvist, Colour analyst
Why Zoë Saldaña is a Soft Summer
Soft Summer is muted, cool, and low in contrast. Zoë Saldaña suits, among others, soft lilac, slate blue, grey, mauve, and muted raspberry. Colours that sit close together create a calm, cohesive impression. Clear orange-red, coral, and other strong warm colours can take over. Choose soft berry red or dusty pink instead when you want to wear more colour.
Right & wrong colors
for Zoë
Flattering
The soft lilac cardigan, white top, and light grey trousers create a muted palette in which the colours sit close together.
Why it works
- Cool
- Muted
- Soft contrast
Less flattering
The clear red leather jacket is both warmer and sharper than the rest of the look. A soft berry-red or dusty pink jacket would be more flattering.
Why it doesn’t
- Warm
- Bright
- High contrast
Zoë Saldaña in their
best colors
Slate blue is a softer alternative to black while still adding depth
Tonal grey looks elegant when the shades sit close together
Charcoal works well as a base with oyster white and faded denim
Zoë Saldaña in their Soft Summer palette
Soft Summer vs
Soft Autumn
It's easy to confuse Soft Autumn and Soft Summer because of their soft, sophisticated look. Both are muted and have low contrast. But while Soft Autumn is warm, Soft Summer is cool. Soft Summer's color palette holds more mild, cool tones with a high share of gray, while Soft Autumn's colors carry more golden pigment.
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