Fancy Wearing Yellow This Spring? Here’s How to Make It Work for You

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Yellow is everywhere this spring — a quick search online and you’re met with hundreds of options.

It can feel a bit overwhelming, or tempting to just buy something for the sake of it… but that’s often where things don’t quite work once you get it home. And yellow is one of those colours that can feel a bit tricky to wear. More often than not, it’s not that it doesn’t suit you — it’s just that you haven’t quite found the right version of it.

Why yellow feels tricky to wear

If you’ve ever tried yellow and felt like it didn’t quite work for you, you’re not alone.

Yellow is one of those colours that doesn’t behave like many others. The wrong tone can easily feel too harsh, too pale, or just a little off against your natural colouring. It’s often not about whether you can wear yellow, but about finding the right version for you.

Once you start looking at undertone, depth and clarity rather than just “yellow or not yellow”, it becomes much easier to see why some versions work and others don’t.

How to find the right yellow for you

This is where colour really starts to make sense.

Using a tonal approach, it’s less about the idea of “yellow” in general and more about the specific characteristics of the shade – how light or deep it is, how soft or clear it appears, and how much warmth it has.

Those small differences completely change how a colour sits against your natural features. When you start matching these elements to your own colouring, it becomes much easier to navigate colour in general. And, you’ll often find there is a version that works, even if you’ve previously ruled it out.

I’ve put together some spring colour combinations for each tonal colour type below:

Lights: Match your light and delicate look by wearing similar light and pale shades. Avoid bright or rich colours and high contrasting combinations. If you have a warm undertone as a secondary characteristic, you may find yellow easier to wear.

Deeps: Your look is strong and rich so aim to add depth to your yellows and combinations. Unless in a rich pattern, avoid pale and pastel tones on their own. If you have a cool undertone as a secondary characteristic, yellow will feel harder to wear on its own.

Warms: Many shades of yellow suit you! Combine them with other yellow-based tones for maximum impact.

Cools: Not an easy choice for you so opt for as icy as you can and add cooler tones for contrast.

Clears: Opt for bright, vibrant colours and pair with darker shades or other brights. If you have a warm undertone as a secondary characteristic, you may find yellows much easier to wear.

Softs: As your look is more blended, the same can be said of your colours. Even though it’s not in your swatches, a yellow which looks like it has been faded by the sun will work. Muted tones in combination create a chic look. If you have a cool undertone as a secondary characteristic, yellow will feel harder to wear – try it in a soft pattern.

Ways to wear yellow this spring

If you’re still not quite sure where to start, or you simply can’t find the right version for you this season, here are a few simple ways to bring it into your wardrobe without overthinking it.

If you prefer to watch, I’ve also recorded a 5 minute video on YouTube with four ways to wear yellow – watch it here.

1. Accessories – A scarf, bag, shoes, a hat or a bit of jewellery is such an easy way to introduce yellow without committing to a full outfit. This can be particularly useful if you’re struggling to find a version that works for you.

2. Combinations – Sometimes, the easiest way to break a colour up or change the impact is to pair it with other colours. I’ve shared some combinations for the core tonal colour types above for inspiration. You can also pair it with a neutral like navy, white, greys, browns and denim – it can help to balance the colour and make it feel more wearable.

3. Prints – Opting for yellow in a print or pattern can really soften the overall look to feel less overwhelming. It can be a particularly clever way of breaking the colour up and creating contrast or muted tones.

4. Placement – Where you wear a colour can also be relevant. If yellow near your face feels too much, try it on your bottom half – skirts and trousers can still give you a seasonal lift and be less impactful.

Spring trends (and making them work for you)

There are a variety of yellows in the shops this spring, but not every one will be right for you. Use these tips to make yellow work for you this season and, if you want more specific guidance on the key colours to suit you, explore my Seasonal Updates. I’ve featured seven key colours for each colour type in my Colour Trend Guide (available as part of my Seasonal Updates), which fits inside your colour swatch wallet. Browse the resources here.

With a few small tweaks and a better understanding of what works for your colouring, this season’s trending colours can be an easy way to freshen your wardrobe.

During my Colour Analysis Consultation, your individual characteristics are assessed to establish the shades that suit you best and how to wear them confidently. If you’re unsure what works for you – get clarity by booking a consultation. Gift vouchers are available, or you can come with a friend.

Not sure about your best shades of colour and how to wear them?

Book your colour analysis consultation here
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Trendy Doesn’t Mean Stylish – Making Spring Trends Work for Your Style

Posted on by Toni Carver

With the sunshine becoming a regular feature, shedding the extra layers and embracing a few new looks may be high on your wish list right now. But, do you really need to follow the latest trends to feel stylish? Not necessarily…so let’s talk about how to make this season’s looks really work for you.

I’ve recorded a video on my YouTube channel, which you can watch here. In under 5 minutes, you’ll hear more on how to navigate the season’s looks with confidence while reflecting your style, your way.

At the risk of repeating myself – just because something is on-trend and in ‘fashion’ doesn’t mean it’s right for you!

Understanding your colour type, body shape, and style personality is key to having the confidence to choose what works for you and what suits you.

Colour is just the start

Wearing the right colours can absolutely make a difference in how you look and feel. But, wearing the right colours is just the start – to truly feel amazing, they also need to reflect your personality and style. Colour is just one aspect of your overall image.

There could be a trending colour this season that is just perfect for you, and it’s in your palette and swatches. But, if it doesn’t feel “right” or like “you” when you wear it, it’s likely to hang unworn in your wardrobe.

Learning your colour type and how to wear your best colours is a great start, but it’s only part of the jigsaw.

Your Style Personality

That missing piece of the puzzle that brings everything together is your style personality. It’s the reason why two people with the same colouring will look completely different in what, and how, they choose to wear their colours.

For example, it’s the difference between one person leaning towards timeless tailoring and structured pieces, and the other in bold, floral floaty dresses. Someone opting for trainers or loafers, and those in kitten heels or block heels. No matter how on-trend something is, if it’s not ‘you’, you won’t feel like you when wearing it.

Let me be clear – it doesn’t mean you can’t wear something – you can wear whatever you like! It’s just you’ll have to try much harder than someone else for it to feel natural. And, in my experience, it means you’ll struggle to make it work easily, which often leads to you taking it off and hanging it back up – regretting the purchase.

Knowing your style personality helps you:

  1. Make choices that feel authentic
  2. Avoid impulse buys that don’t get worn
  3. Build a wardrobe that supports your lifestyle

Adapting the trends to suit you

This season, I’ve found nine key trends which I’ve featured in my Spring Summer 2025 seasonal update guides. The good news is – you don’t have to wear them all!

Instead, they’re a guide to help you filter down the choices and shop smarter, avoiding costly mistakes. Ultimately, this helps you buy and wear what suits you.

As a colour analysis and style expert, I want to help you make informed decisions – it’s not about encouraging you to spend money on the latest trends, but to check your wardrobe and plan what you need to fill in specific gaps.

Think of trends as inspiration. What appeals to you? Can you take a little bit and apply it differently? Do they reflect your personality and flatter your shape?

Remember that you don’t have to wear a trend head-to-toe! Bring them in through accessories, prints, or even in how you style something you already have. A bag, a print, or a pop of colour might be enough to bring a trend into your look and reinvent something you’ve already got.

Knowing your colouring helps you choose the right shades with ease. Simply compare the shades to your palette or use my Colour Trend Guide to shop for your best shades.

Need further clarity?

If you’re not sure which colours suit you, how to dress for your body shape, or what your style personality even is, then you may benefit from a Consultation with me.

I’ve seen so many clients make the mistake of buying trends that don’t align with their personal style. That’s why I love helping people find the right colours, shapes, and styles that work for them! With the right guidance, you can feel confident in your wardrobe choices and avoid those dreaded impulse buys.

Book a Colour Analysis, Style & Shape Consultation or go all-in with the Full Transformation Package.

Want the latest colours, trends, and shopping guides?

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Spring Summer 2025 Seasonal Updates – coming soon

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Spring is on the way, which means fresh new colours, fresh new styles and fresh new trends. But, how do you know that what will actually suit you?

More and more people are wanting to make better choices with their clothes and would rather not waste money on garments that they never wear. I’m here to help you navigate the new season colours and trends to help you make better, more informed decisions with my latest seasonal updates. Watch my video on YouTube for a brief introduction to what’s available and how I can help you this season here. Or, read on for a summary.

Why Seasonal Updates Matter

Even if you don’t follow fashion, or have a big budget to spend, keeping up with the seasonal changes can help you to make more confident style choices. It’s not about being trendy or a fashion victim, but finding what works for you easily, so that you can feel great in what you wear.

Currently, there’s a lot of pinks and greens in the shops. And of course, the good news is that everyone can wear pink and everyone can wear green! But what specific shades are out there that will work for you?

Equally, there’s a variety of styles and trends out there, so how do you know what to invest in? And, what do you have in your wardrobe to style up for the new season?

Introducing the Seasonal Updates

If you’ve already had your colours done through a colour analysis consultation (with me or not), then you’ll know what your colouring type is and the type of colours that suit you best. But, I’ve made it easy to focus on the key colours that you’ll find for your dominant colouring type with my new Colour Trends Guide. 

I’ve been able to identify seven key colours for each of the dominant colouring types that you’ll be able to find this season. It’s so easy for you to focus on adding that fresh new colour to make your wardrobe work better for you. Plus, it fits neatly inside your colour me beautiful swatch wallet.

My Recorded On-demand Masterclass is a deeper dive into the colours and styles you’ll find in the shops and online. So, if you’ve been wondering about what actually suits you, then the masterclass is where it’s all happening. It’s a pre-recorded video which I talk you through and show you my slides of the colours and trends in the shops which you can watch in your own time. It lasts around 30 – 40 minutes and you can watch it as many times as you like! Essentially, I’ve done the hard work for you!

Also returning this season is my Shop The Look shopping guides. These give you an instant seasonal outfit transformation and inspiration, which are tailored to your dominant colouring type.

There are six Shop the Look books available, perfect for you if you know your colouring type to allow you to focus on the colours that will suit you this season, in the latest styles that I’ve been able to find for you. It’s like having a mini-me on hand and in your pocket / phone!

All resources are available here.

Pre-launch offer

You’ve not got long to wait! The official launch is 1st of April, but there is a pre-launch opportunity to get your hands on the guides five day before the official launch.

This pre-launch offer is only available if you are subscribed to receive my emails and have registered your interest in ‘seasonal updates’. If you have, then you’re on the waiting list for this season’s guides and you’ll receive an email from me on 27 March with an exclusive offer. You’ll get exclusive discounted access for five days prior to the official launch ahead of everybody else.

This exclusive access is only valid for five days and provides a discount against the Colour Trend guide, On-demand Video Masterclass and Shop The Look guides.

If you don’t sign up, or you miss out on the offers, you’ll need to wait until the 1st of April to get your hands on the seasonal update material for spring summer 2025. Access them here: https://www.tlcstyleandcolour.co.uk/product-category/seasonal-updates/

My seasonal updates are an easy way for you to be able to make informed decisions when you’re shopping, using my expertise as a colour and style consultant and update your wardrobe with ease this spring summer.

Sign up here for autumn / winter

 

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Spring Refresh: How to Add Colour to Your Wardrobe

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As much as I love the cosiness of winter, there’s something refreshing about the arrival of spring. The days are getting longer, the sun is shining, and it’s starting to feel like the perfect time to shake things up in your wardrobe. After months of rich berries and browns, we’re now seeing splashes of brighter colours in the shops—and, let’s be honest, it can feel a little daunting to jump into something new.

But don’t worry! A few simple steps can help you ease into the new season and refresh your look with confidence.

Start Small with Accessories

If you’re feeling a bit hesitant about adding bold colours to your outfits, start small. Accessories are an easy way to inject a pop of colour without committing to a whole new wardrobe. Try swapping your usual neutral handbag for something vibrant, or experiment with scarves, belts, or jewellery in colours that make you smile. Footwear is another great way to add that springtime flair—suede trainers, red loafers, and fringed bags are all trending this season. Every spring, I recommend updating your accessories as a simple, instant way to refresh your look.

Embrace New Colours

Lighter colours are always a staple in springtime, and this season is no different. However, we’re also seeing a good mix of richer tones—think browns, beiges, and the Pantone Colour of the Year, Mocha Mousse (read more about it here: How to wear Mocha Mousse – Pantone color of the year 2025).

If you’re unsure about wearing a colour that’s outside your usual palette, don’t feel the need to go all in. Keep it away from your face or use it in accessories. If you’re not sure if it’s the best colour for you, check what the impact is against your skin tone and features – flattering and brightening effects are what you’re looking for – not shadows or heaviness that can dull your features. Remember that a colour analysis consultation will give you clarity and certainty over the shades that suit you. No point wearing a colour just because it’s ‘on-trend’ if it makes you look like you need a blood transfusion!!

Pair with Neutrals

If you don’t feel too confident combining your colours, the trick is to balance them with your usual neutrals. A coloured top can look stunning when paired with your favourite jeans or neutral coloured trousers. Keeping it simple ensures you stay comfortable and stylish without feeling overwhelmed by too much colour. Neutral colours can see you through many seasons—think staple items like shoes, bags, coats, blazers, and trousers, which you can wear with pops of colour. Or, you may prefer to swap it round and have neutral coloured tops and bottoms and add colour pops through your shoes, coats and bags.

Spring Trends

Remember to register for my ‘seasonal updates’ to gain exclusive pre-launch offers and join the wait list. Register here

NEW On-demand Seasonal Masterclass – Spring/Summer 2024 recording out now!

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The latest on-demand video showcasing the colours and trends you can expect to find this spring and summer 2024 is out now! (To access the latest resources, visit this page).

Watch this pre-recorded 45 minute video at your leisure and discover the trends and how to wear them.

It’s perfect for you if you missed the live group workshop, or you’d prefer to watch it in your own time.

The video takes you through the same presentation from the live workshop, but lasts 45 minutes. Get inspired with what to wear this spring and don’t forget to check what’s in your wardrobe as trends come and go!

You’ll learn:

  • The key colours for each dominant colouring type this spring/summer. (Light, deep, warm, cool, clear, soft)
  • London Fashion Week colours as predicted by Pantone® Color Institute and coded for the six colouring types
  • Colour combos featuring the Pantone® Color of the Year (Peach Fuzz)
  • The latest trends
  • Examples of where to find the key colours and trends this season

 

These seasonal masterclasses are recorded twice a year to coincide with Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter. They’re part of a range of seasonal update material to support you on your image journey. Designed to stop you making the same mistakes, buying more things you don’t wear/don’t suit/don’t need.

Having a colour and style consultant do the hard work for you saves you time scouring the internet and high street as this covers the key colours and trends, who they work for, where to get them and how to wear them. You just need to choose the format which works best for you! Visit the material available here.

Register your interest in ‘seasonal updates’ and join the wait list here.

NEW What to wear workshop – Autumn/Winter 2023 Colour & Style Update – Saturday 7 October – 2pm online

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Back for Autumn is my ‘what to wear’ workshop where I share tips on navigating the colour and style trends for the coming season.

Whilst my mantra remains the same: just because it‘s in the shops, fashionable or on trend does not mean it will work for YOU and that’s OK!

Instead, I’ve done the hard work for you by searching and sharing what you can expect with tips on how to wear them.

These seasonal updates have been running for years now. Get some inspiration and guidance on updating your wardrobe. A new season is the perfect opportunity to reignite it after all!

THE AUTUMN/WINTER WHAT TO WEAR WORKSHOP

If you’re not familiar with this workshop, it takes place online every year on the first Saturday of October. It’s then repeated six months later for the spring and summer trends on the first Saturday of April. 

Whether you’ve had your colours or style analysed before or not, these workshops are an opportunity to find out what the latest colours and styles are.

WHAT’S INVOLVED?

There’s no travelling and you’ll join from the comfort of your own home! So, book your ticket, grab a brew and a notepad and log into the live event!

I’ll share what’s in the shops and most importantly, what to look for and if the colours and styles will suit you!

It’s not about buy, buy, buy! It’s encouraging you to understand how can you be more sustainable with your choices whilst also bringing what you already have up to date.

This virtual event lasts around 90 minutes. You’ll learn the key colours, styles and trends this autumn and winter with a presentation I’ve prepared. Don’t worry – it’s not death by powerpoint as I’ll also share some of my top picks from the high street too.

To inspire you to check your own wardrobe, I’ll also share items from my wardrobe which tick off the new ‘trends’ you’ll hear about.

WHEN

The Autumn/Winter 2023 event is on Saturday 7 October at 2pm. For reference, the Spring/Summer workshop takes place on the first Saturday of April (6th April 2024). Advance tickets will be available as soon as this event ends!

COSTS

Tickets are £19.50.

This includes a copy of my AW23 shopping list, AW23 wardrobe checklist and summary of the colours and styles. There are all digital guides which will be emailed to you after the event.

SOLD OUT!

This event has SOLD OUT.

FIND THE NEXT EVENT HERE
10 spring 2023 trends

10 Spring 2023 trends

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Time flies doesn’t it? At the start of April, I shared the new colour and style trends for spring / summer 2023 at my ‘what to wear’ workshop.

Having hit the shops the week before, I found a number of items to help me illustrate some of the colour and style trends to the group. During the live workshop, I go through the presentation I’ve prepared all about what you can expect, what suits you and how to make it work for you. I also use the same presentation during the recorded video masterclass (the latest version is available here). The next live group workshop will take place on 7 October and showcase the autumn/winter 2023 colour and style trends.

I’ve showcased some trends I’ve found on the high street in my latest video which you can watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/kAhXbMXh2U8

Here are 10 spring trends featured in the video:

1. Blue midi off the shoulder dress – Next

2. Lime Green Ruffle Sleeve Tie Back Dress – Next

3. Blue/Yellow Striped collared shirt dress – Next

4. Pink Broderie ruffle sleeve Blouse – Love & Roses at Next

5. Khaki Wide Leg Cargo Trousers – New Look

6. Blue button front midi dress – New Look

7. Metallic Silver clutch Bag – New Look

8. Pink animal print tiered dress – New Look

9. Blue Floral hanky hemline dress – Apricot Clothing at New Look 

10. Navy Botanical grecian occasion reversible dress – Apricot Clothing (also available via New Look, Next and Yumi)

Need more help?

Not all these will suit you of course! When you know what suits you, shopping really does become easier. You’ll learn this knowledge when you book a consultation, so do get in touch if the time is right for you.

If you missed the workshop, or you want to watch it again, the recorded version is available here until 30 September.

The Colour & Style guide for spring/summer 2023 is a physical handout you can pop in your handbag and available here. You’ll receive a copy of this if you book a Complete Colour Analysis Consultation between 1 April and 30 September.

Alternatively, if you’d prefer a complete digital kit of resources, my new E-Book is 20 pages and contains everything you need to know to help guide you on the spring and summer colour and style trends.

Please note. The above list contains some affiliate links which may result in a payment of commission.

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What to wear workshop – Seasonal Update: Spring/Summer 2023 – Saturday 1 April – 2pm

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Push through the sale rails and you might start to notice the colours and styles are changing. My mantra remains the same: just because it‘s in the shops, fashionable or on trend does not mean it will work for YOU – and that’s ok.

It’s that time of the year again. When we are longing for nice weather and your inbox starts filling up with ‘what to buy for spring’!

To help reduce the overwhelm, I’m back again with my seasonal updates to help you decipher what you’re going to buy (if anything) and how to work with what you’ve already got. 

INTRODUCING THE SPRING/SUMMER WHAT TO WEAR WORKSHOP

Looking for guidance on what to wear and what to buy (if you need to) so you don’t get sucked into making (more) shopping mistakes this new season? These workshops are for you and take place on the first Saturday of April and October. 

Whether you’ve had your colours or style analysed with me before or not, these seasonal workshops are an opportunity to find out what the latest colours and styles are that suit you, saving you time whilst providing lots of inspiration!

WHAT’S INVOLVED?

You’ll hear about what’s in the shops and most importantly, what to look for so they suit you! It’s not always about buy, buy, buy, but instead understanding how can you be more sustainable with your choices and use what you may already have to bring it up to date.

Taking place online and lasting around 90 minutes, I’ll be sharing the key colours, styles and trends this spring and summer with a presentation and some of my top picks from the shops. You’ll hear about the key trends and if they’ll suit you so you can avoid making any costly shopping mistakes!

It’s always worth checking what you’ve got lurking in the back of your wardrobe as I’ll share my own finds from my wardrobe which tick off the new ‘trends’.

WHEN

The Spring/Summer 2023 workshop will be held virtually on Saturday 1 April at 2pm. For reference, the Autumn/Winter workshop will be held on Saturday 7 October.

There’s one last chance to bag an EARLY BIRD bonus! Purchase a ticket before 1st February and you’ll be entered into a free prize draw to win a 30-minute styling call with me which is the perfect opportunity to get advice on any specific items, dressing challenges or some styling advice.

COSTS

£17.50 (includes Colour and Style update guide, shopping list and wardrobe checklist, Who Can Wear What summary guide and discount voucher)

HOW TO GET TICKETS

Tickets are to be bought in advance and are available to buy NOW!

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT

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Spring colour trends and how to wear them

Posted on by Toni Carver

Something I get asked a lot about is how to shop for ‘your’ colours in the shops. When you know the shades of colours which suit you best, it makes it far easier to shop as you can pick out the colour trends that do work for you. Plus, this knowledge takes you through each and every season! It’s one of the many benefits to having a colour analysis consultation and you can wear colour all year round after all!

If you don’t know the shades of colours which suit you best, then this task is a little harder and could be where you make some costly mistakes.

The time of year influences the colours we tend to see. Think about the weather and the seasons, especially in the UK. For example, if you have lighter features then you’re more likely to find the shades of colour which suit you better in spring and summer. Whereas, if your features are much richer and darker, then you’re more likely to find shades in winter.

Not every brand is the same though. Some retailers do tend to favour certain shades over others irrelevant of the time of year. Plus, there’s specialist brands like Kettlewell who focus on colours for those who’ve had their colours analysed previously. (Get in touch if you’d like more details).

Colour trends

Woman & Home recently contacted Colour me Beautiful MD Cliff Bashforth. They were writing a piece about fashion colour trends and how to wear them. Read the article here.

I’ll focus on some of the colour trends highlighted in the article below. But, if you want to wear a colour which you feel doesn’t look right or isn’t in your swatches; here’s a tip. Keep it away from your face! Instead choose something like a bag, shoes or trousers/skirt. What you wear closer to your face should be a shade which compliments you and lightens and brightens your features. Something which doesn’t will cast dark shadows, make you look unwell or age you unnecessarily.

Orange

I’ve discussed this in my last blog which you can revisit here. What you’ll notice is how bright and bold the clothes are in the shops and vastly different from the oranges we tend to see in the autumn. This will be great for you if you have red hair or toned down a little for warmer skin tones.

Same rule I mentioned before – keep it away from your face or choose accessories if it’s not that great for you.

Green

The article focuses again on the bolder greens out there but I’ve actually seen lots of shades of green this spring.

So, if you’re a fan of green and looking for some additions to your wardrobe then now’s a good time to look. Remember, green can have a yellow hue to it which makes it warmer so if you’re cooler don’t got to yellow based. If you’ve got white hair, you’ll want to avoid the yellow-y greens and go for icy shades.

Pink

The bolder pinks are better suited for those with more contrasting and brighter features. For others, you’ll need to tone it down or keep it away from your face.

If you’re following me on social media, I’ve shared a pink pleated skirt which doesn’t feature in my colour swatches (it’s too bright for me) but because it’s on my bottom half, it would have worked. Unfortunately, the fabric and the weight just wasn’t right and was too heavy for me so it didn’t suit my shape and frame. Colour might be the most visual reason for biting something, but if the style, shape or fit doesn’t work for you then it still won’t work. I go through all this and more during my style and image consultations.

White

An unusual ‘trending’ colour highlighted by Woman & Home and there was a few white pieces evidenced in the shops. I’d always recommend a soft white shade (think off-white) for most people pure white is too harsh for their features. We’re too early for Wimbledon, but how to wear white is something I’ve covered before! Read it here.

Seasonal guides

Still looking for a bit more help?

My spring / summer 2022 style guide is available which is an A5 double sided guide which features the colours and trends to shop for. I’m including an additional Pantone colour guide this time round too. Get it here.

For a little more guided detail, my presentation on the spring and summer trends is available as a pre-recorded masterclass. It’s a 30 minute recording which you can watch at a time to suit you. It’s available at a special introductory price here.

I hope this has helped to inspire you but if you need more help and guidance, do get in touch: Toni.carver@tlcstyleandcolour.co.uk