StylR color guide

Finally discover the colors that truly flatter you

StylR analyzes your face from a photo to identify the colors, contrasts and harmonies that naturally suit you.

Whether you are starting from scratch or looking to refine your choices, discover what truly flatters you.

  • Your ideal colors
  • The colors to avoid
  • Your complete color profile
  • Simple advice to choose better clothes

Why do some colors suit you better than others?

The right colors can brighten your complexion, make your eyes stand out and create a more harmonious look. On the other hand, some shades can make your features look tired, harsh or dull. StylR helps you understand what naturally flatters you, simply from a photo.

StylR color analysis comparison on a portrait

Go from doubt to clarity

You hesitate before buying clothes. Some colors feel wrong without knowing why. You sometimes buy pieces you barely wear.

After your analysis: you know which colors to prioritize, you understand what flatters you, and you choose clothes with more confidence.

One analysis, one clear result, lasting reference points for your future purchases.

Good to know:

Color analysis does not dictate your taste. It gives you the tools to choose more easily and with more confidence.

The fundamentals

The 3 fundamental parameters that define your ideal colors

1. Temperature: warm or cool

Color temperature refers to their warm (yellow, golden) or cool (bluish, pinkish) undertones. Your skin, hair, and eyes also have a natural undertone that reacts differently to warm and cool colors.

Contrary to popular belief, temperature does not depend solely on light or dark skin tone, but on its underlying nuance.

2. Intensity: soft colors or vivid colors

Some people are enhanced by bold, saturated colors, while others achieve better harmony with softer, muted shades.

Incorrect intensity can overpower the face or, on the contrary, make it look dull, even if the temperature is correct.

3. Contrast: the often overlooked element

Contrast refers to the visual difference between skin, eyes, and hair. High contrast supports strong oppositions, while low contrast requires more subtlety.

It is one of the most neglected parameters in classic tests, yet it explains why two people of the same β€œseason” do not wear colors in the same way.

What are color seasons?

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Read your palette

What are color seasons?

The color seasons Color seasons are a way of grouping profiles that share similar characteristics. Four main families are generally distinguished: winter, summer, spring, and autumn. They are then refined into more precise sub-seasons.

Each season corresponds to a specific combination of temperature, intensity, and contrast. A precise analysis allows going far beyond a simple approximate classification.

Quick, private, accessible

A quick, private and accessible analysis

No fashion expertise or special equipment needed. One photo is all it takes to get started.

Result in under a minute

No fashion expertise required.

The analysis is accessible to everyone, regardless of your knowledge of color theory.

Your photo stays private

It is used only for your analysis and is never published.

Your privacy is protected at every step.

Designed for real people

Not for models or celebrities.

StylR was designed to help you make better everyday choices, whatever your body type and personal style.

Frequently asked questions about color analysis

Yes. Every person has a color profile, even if some characteristics are more subtle than others.

The base profile remains stable, but certain factors such as hair color or tanning can slightly alter the balance.

The analysis forbids nothing. It simply helps you understand how to wear certain colors more harmoniously.

Yes, because it helps refine choices and avoid subtle inconsistencies that often go unnoticed.

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