As a Winter, you have two main types of pink in your palette. The first is the vibrant, bold, dramatic fuchsia, neon and raspberry shades, while the second is the icy clear almost-white shades.
When it comes to your brighter pinks, bigger really is better. You need to find pinks that have a blue undertone, slightly on the purple side with no hint of coral or strawberry, but that also pack a huge punch. You want to find only the most intense, vibrant, saturated shades of pink to add to your wardrobe.
At the other end of the spectrum, you also have ice pink. As with so many Winter colours, this pink exists in total contrast to your other shades. It is very nearly white, not even as pigmented as a soft pastel pink. Instead imagine the glint of one of your bright pinks reflected in snow or a gloss white surface. Just a teeny weeny hint of pink within a bright white base. Avoid anything with an undertone of grey or beige, you want clear icy pink.
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Cashmere Gauze Stole
Pink for Winters
As a Winter, you have two main types of pink in your palette. The first is the vibrant, bold, dramatic fuchsia, neon and raspberry shades, while the second is the icy clear almost-white shades.
When it comes to your brighter pinks, bigger really is better. You need to find pinks that have a blue undertone, slightly on the purple side with no hint of coral or strawberry, but that also pack a huge punch. You want to find only the most intense, vibrant, saturated shades of pink to add to your wardrobe.
At the other end of the spectrum, you also have ice pink. As with so many Winter colours, this pink exists in total contrast to your other shades. It is very nearly white, not even as pigmented as a soft pastel pink. Instead imagine the glint of one of your bright pinks reflected in snow or a gloss white surface. Just a teeny weeny hint of pink within a bright white base. Avoid anything with an undertone of grey or beige, you want clear icy pink.
Soft Square Vest
Cashmere Gauze Stole