Winter has cool undertones and clear, high-contrast coloring — the opposite of Summer's softness. Winters are the only season that can wear true black and pure white simultaneously. If you look best in sharp, saturated colors, you might be a Winter.
The most saturated of the three Winters, with clear and vivid colors. Bright Winter wears the brightest of the cool colors — think fuchsia, vivid red, and electric blue. Bright Winter is a bridge between Winter's cool clarity and Spring's brightness.
True Winter is cool, clear, and sharp. The palette is the highest contrast of the seasons. Hallmarks of True Winter are sapphire blue, emerald green, and magenta.
The darkest of the three Winters, with a cool-neutral undertone. Dark Winter can carry slightly richer tones than True or Bright Winter. The colors are high contrast with depth — think deep plum, midnight blue, and eggplant.
Also called Deep Winter in some color analysis systems.