A complete sample report

This is an entire $9 report, unedited, for Soft Summer, laid out exactly like the one you get, from the same data. It is built on one example reading, so you can read the whole format end to end before you pay. Your report is the same thing in your season, measured from your own face.

What is built from your own photo

Three sections are measured from your face. The stage below shows them on an example photo; in your report they are you. None is held back as an upsell, the first is free:

Your face draped against all twelve palettes: Your face is cut out of its background and shown against every palette side by side, the nearest a browser gets to the fabric test an analyst does under your chin. You see this one free, before you pay anything.
All twelve seasons scored against your reading: Not just your season: every season ranked from best to worst against your measured reading, and each one draped on your own face with a tap, so you can see which came close and try it on for yourself.
What was measured from your photo: The actual skin, hair and iris colors sampled from your face, as swatches you can check against a mirror. If a swatch looks wrong, the reading was wrong, and you can see that for yourself rather than taking the result on trust.

Sample full report

Soft Summer

65% confidence

Soft Summer is defined by mutedness rather than temperature. The coloring is gentle and blended, with medium depth and low contrast, and the palette is everything with a little gray mixed in: dusty rose, sage, soft teal, mushroom. Anything clear or vivid immediately looks like it is wearing the person.

The confidence dial is illustrative here. In your report it starts low on one photo and climbs as you add more in different light.

An example face draped against the Soft Summer palette — Your cut-out face floats over your palette, and over any of the twelve, so you see the drape on yourself, not on a model.

Best match so far

Likely one of these

Or one of these

Ruled out

Worst match

Every palette, grouped by how likely it is to be yours, from your best match down to the one that fights you. In your report each drapes on your face with a tap.

An example face draped against a single Soft Summer color — Or try one color at a time, live on your face, so you see which lifts you and which greys you.

Try one color from palette

We simulate how color reflects on your skin

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The reading, on a wheel

One of these, narrowing to one

One photo places you among six likely sub-seasons. Add more in different light and the wheel narrows to three, then to the one at the top, Soft Summer. (The face shown is an example.)

Shown on an example photo. In your report this is your own face, and the reading is measured from it.

Now, what to do with it

Your palette, turned into things you can actually buy

Product photos are styling examples for the palette, not specific recommendations.

01Clothes

20 colors · 5 neutrals · 4 core pieces

An outfit built from the Soft Summer palette

The four pieces that carry the whole wardrobe

✓Soft white and Greige are your neutrals, buy these before any color.

✓Dusty rose is your strongest color at the neckline; Pale dusty pink is the one that still holds.

✓Layer Greige over dusty rose, that pairing does most of the work.

×Skip black and hot pink, they flatten everything above them.

Your core four, with the hex to match anything

Dusty rose knitC08497

Greige coatC4BEB4

Soft charcoal boot6F6C68

Mushroom bag9A938A

✓Your dusty rose

The same piece pulled the wrong way, which fights the skin

×Wrong dye-lot

Same sweater, two dye-lots. The dusty rose on the left is yours; pull it warmer and more golden and it starts fighting your skin instead of lighting it. This is the difference you stop guessing at.

02Makeup

9 shades · lip, blush, eye

Lip, blush and eye, by name at the counter

✓Dusty rose and Muted berry lips, the ones drawn from your own palette.

✓Soft rose blush; Sage and Mushroom shadow.

×Golden or yellow foundation makes your skin look sallow.

Dusty rose lip

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Soft rose blush

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Sage eye

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Lip, blush and eye colors from your palette

A lipstick in your strongest lip shade, with a swatch

03Jewelry & accessories

3 metals · frames · leathers

Your metal, and everything that sits near your face

✓Brushed silver, Matte gold, Pewter, gold goes flat on you.

✓Frames and leathers in your neutrals, mushroom and soft charcoal.

✓Cool-set stones and pearls suit you; heavy yellow gold reads brassy.

brushed silver · matte gold · pewter · gold

Nine pieces, two weeks of outfits

Everything above, bought once, mixes into the looks below. This is the wardrobe, not a color chart.

Soft Summer capsule wardrobe: full outfit

The palette card you save

One picture with the whole palette, the hex codes, the neutrals and what to leave on the rail, built to be readable under changing-room light. This is the actual card, drawn from the same data as the report above.

Your browser could not draw the card image. Everything in it is on this page already, use Print or save as PDF at the top of the report instead.

Frequently asked

Is this the real report, or a cut-down preview?

It is the real thing, rendered from the same data, and the same wardrobe components, as a purchased report, with nothing removed and nothing added. It is shown for Soft Summer, on an example photo, so the parts that are personal to you, the draping view, the twelve-season ranking against your own reading, and the swatches measured from your photo, use that example rather than you. Yours is the same report, measured from your own face.

Why Soft Summer?

It is a common, relatable season, so the sample reads like a real report rather than an edge case. Nothing here is a paid secret either, every Soft Summer palette is already public on the season pages. What you actually pay for is the report being about you: your face draped against each palette, your twelve-season ranking, and your confidence, all measured from your own photo.

Why show the whole thing away for free?

Because the alternative is asking you to pay $9 to a site you have never heard of for something you cannot see. Showing one season in full costs us very little, the palettes are already public on the twelve season pages, and it means nobody buys this on a hopeful guess about what is inside.

What if I buy it and my season turns out to be wrong?

Reply to your receipt and it is refunded, within 30 days, with no form and nothing to justify. Color analysis is a framework rather than a science with one right answer, and being borderline between two neighboring seasons is common, which is why the result always shows you the runner-up and the size of the gap instead of a single confident verdict.

Find out which season is yours

One photo and a few quick questions, about three minutes. Your season, your confidence score, the runner-up, a starter palette and the draping view are free, no account, and your photo never leaves your device. The full report above is $9, with a 30-day no-questions refund.

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