BRIGHTS– you have a high degree of contrast to your look and so will look great wearing contrasting colour combinations (eg pairing a dark colour with a light colour), or by wearing bright colours like bright red, cobalt blue, bright turquoise, bright greens etc. Choose the undertone of your bright colours that suits you best, so a bright orangey red will be best if you have warm skin tone (Bright+Warm), for example, or choose a bright blue-red if you have cool skin tone (Bright+Cool). While it’s important to make sure that you like the colour or pattern on any outfit that you wear, it’s just as important – if not more important – to be happy with the fit. Wearing clothes that are too baggy may leave you feeling frumpy or bigger than you actually are, while wearing clothes that are too tight can result in you feeling exposed and vulnerable.

Kylie Jenner is stingingly sexy in bikini top as she cuddles MASSIVE BEE for Interview cover... as she the truth behind her recent reunion with BFF Jordyn Woods Colours broadly fall into one of three categories: cool, mid-toned or warm. For example, white is cool, ecru is mid-tone and cream is warm. Neon yellow is cool, lemon is mid-tone and mustard is warm. Schiaparelli pink is cold, bubblegum is mid-tone and raspberry is warm. Your skin tone is the colour you see in the mirror: light, medium, dark or something in between. But finding your colours is all about identifying your skin undertone, which is the underlying colour beneath the surface. There’s a whole spectrum here: pink, blue, peach, gold and so on. So how do you know which colour category you suit? One of my favourite ways to explore and add colour is through bags or shoes, which are so easy to add to a more monochromatic outfit and gives it more personality.

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A complementary palette makes colours appear brighter, making it a great option if you’re after a vibrant and bold interior. However, if you’re after a more understated take on the scheme, it’s a good idea to offset contrasting colours with neutral shades to avoid it becoming too overpowering’, says Katie Thomas, founder, KTM Design. What are split-complementary colours? Helen George dazzles in a ruffled dress for the King And I photocall after spending time withonscreen husband Olly Rix in the wake of splitting from partners

This session is a 1hr zoom session, where I will talk you through the tonal colour system, and most importantly what your dominant colouring is. I will ask you to send me some good clear pictures of yourself before our online meeting, set yourself up in the best light and have some of your favorite, and least favorite coloured tops or scarves to hand so I can see you with them. Ryan Phillippe, 49, posts rare photo with daughter Kai, 12, whom he shares with ex Alexis Knapp of Pitch Perfect fame: 'Pizza was had, Elf was watched' There’s no need to feel intimidated because you can develop colour confidence little by little. Here are 4 ways you can start. 1 – Explore more colours as neutrals Tommy Fury fails to mention fiancée Molly-Mae Hague as he pays tribute to their daughter Bambi on return to the UK after partying in Abu Dhabi

What are colour guides and why do I need them?

Learning how to use the colour wheel is part of a wider understanding of colour, also known as colour psychology. While the wheel is a tool used to determine colours that complement each other visually within a room, colour theory encompasses how these chosen colours may reflect – and affect – mood, feelings and emotions, too. By understanding the basics, you can create a room that not’s not only perfectly balanced, but truly reflects your personality. Analogous colour schemes sound intimidatingly technical; however, they are simply colours which are together on the colour wheel.You just take a small slice out of the wheel, usually 3-4 colours. Think of it as colour ‘neighbours’, such as reds, oranges and yellows, or blues, violets and purples.