Warm Spring Color Palette
Warm, medium-value, clear colors with a vibrant and energetic finish.
Also called: True Spring
Tomato Red
Tangerine
Sunflower
Grass Green
Teal
Porcelain
Warm Beige
Golden Olive
Coral
Warm Turquoise
Golden Yellow
Bright Olive
Terracotta
Warm Navy
Toast
Lime
Apricot
Warm Lavender
Tomato Red
Tangerine
Sunflower
Grass Green
Teal
Porcelain
Warm Beige
Golden Olive
Coral
Warm Turquoise
Golden Yellow
Bright Olive
Terracotta
Warm Navy
Toast
Lime
Apricot
Warm Lavender
Brick Red
Pure Black
Optic White
Gray Violet
Icy Pink
Best vs. Avoid
Choose these colors instead of common alternatives to stay in harmony with your season.
Choose Tomato Red
#D06040
Instead of Burgundy
#5A2030
Tomato red is warm and lively - burgundy is too deep and muted for warm spring.
Choose Golden Yellow
#E8B830
Instead of Lemon Yellow
#E8E040
Golden yellow has the warmth you need - lemon yellow is too cool and acidic.
Choose Warm Teal
#2A9880
Instead of Icy Blue
#A0C8E0
Warm teal brings out your golden undertones - icy blue fights your warmth.
Choose Coral Pink
#E08870
Instead of Cool Pink
#D0A0B0
Coral pink harmonizes with your warmth - cool pink looks disconnected.
Choose Ivory
#F0E8D0
Instead of Optic White
#FFFFFF
Ivory has the warm base that matches your coloring better than stark white.
Choose Peridot Green
#88B838
Instead of Forest Green
#1A3A1A
Peridot green is vibrant and warm - forest green is too dark and cool.
Core Neutral Colors
Your essential neutrals - the foundation pieces of your wardrobe.
Best Black
Dark Espresso
#3A2818
Best White
Cream
#E8DCC8
Best Gray
Warm Medium Gray
#A09888
Best Navy
Golden Navy
#3A4A5A
Outfit Guide
Complete outfit formulas for every situation.
Casual Warm Spring
Golden yellow knit + cream chinos + camel loafers + gold watch.
Avoid: Cool gray sweatsuit - too washed out and disconnected from your warmth.
Workwear Warm Spring
Camel blazer + coral silk blouse + warm beige trousers + cognac pumps.
Avoid: Charcoal suit with a pale blue shirt - too corporate-cool for your warm energy.
Evening Warm Spring
Tomato red wrap dress + gold statement earrings + metallic bronze clutch + nude heels.
Avoid: Black dress with silver accessories - you need warmth and color, not cool minimalism.
Warm Weather
Coral linen shorts + ivory eyelet top + tan sandals + gold hoop earrings.
Avoid: Pastel or icy colors that drain the warmth from your complexion.
Cold Weather
Camel wool coat + warm teal cashmere sweater + chocolate trousers + brown boots.
Avoid: Black or charcoal cold-weather layers that add nothing to your warm palette.
Beauty, Hair & Accessories
Your complete guide to makeup, hair colors, accessories, and more.
Makeup
Foundation Undertone
Warm golden or yellow-based foundation with a natural radiant finish.
Avoid: Cool pink or neutral foundations that look ashy against your warm skin.
Blush
Warm peach, coral, and golden pink blushes. Cream or gel formulas for a fresh glow.
Avoid: Dusty rose, mauve, or berry blushes that dull your warmth.
Lip Colors
Coral red, warm pink, peach, and golden nude lipsticks. Glossy or satin finishes.
Avoid: Blue-based reds, fuchsia, or cool berry tones that fight your warmth.
Eyeshadow
Warm bronze, golden brown, peach, and terra-cotta shades. Gold shimmer for impact.
Avoid: Cool gray, silver, or icy blue shadows that look disconnected.
Hair
Natural Hair Colors
Golden brown, copper, warm auburn, honey blonde, and strawberry tones.
Avoid: Ash brown, cool blonde, or jet black that clash with your golden undertones.
Hair Highlights
Honey, caramel, and copper highlights that enhance your natural warmth.
Avoid: Pearl, ash, or silver highlights that mute your golden glow.
Accessories
Metals & Jewelry
Yellow gold, rose gold, copper, and warm brass. Chunky gold pieces are perfect.
Avoid: Silver, white gold, or platinum that feel too cool for your warm energy.
Glasses Frames
Gold metal, warm tortoise, coral, or camel-colored frames.
Avoid: Silver, black, or pastel-colored frames that wash you out.
Compare with Adjacent Seasons
Not sure if Warm Spring is right for you? See how it compares with neighboring seasons.