Chloë Sevigny
True Spring
Click the swatches to see how Chloë glows in each colour.
“Style icon Chloë makes True Spring's clear colours both cool and playful” — Stina Lönnkvist, Colour analyst
Why Chloë Sevigny is a True Spring
True Spring colours have warmth and clarity and are relatively light. Chloë Sevigny is a style icon who shows that you can look cool even in True Spring's more vivid palette. She suits, among others, coral, leaf green, sunny yellow, turquoise and cognac. Black and cool, muted tones can make the whole look harsh; navy or cream makes a softer base.
Right & wrong colours
for Chloë
Flattering
The satin dress in a clear coral gives her face a glow, and the warm colour matches the season's warmth. The clear, warm lipstick adds to the effect.
Why it works
- Warm
- Bright
- Light
Less flattering
The black turtleneck makes the whole look harsh and takes the warmth out of her face, and the muddy lipstick takes away the glow.
Why it doesn’t
- Cool
- Muted
- Deep
Chloë Sevigny in their
best colours
Clear leaf green is one of True Spring's wow colours
Big floral prints in warm, clear colours suit True Spring perfectly
Warm neutrals such as cognac come alive with one clear pop of colour, like turquoise
Chloë Sevigny in their True Spring palette
True Spring vs
True Autumn
It's easy to confuse True Autumn and True Spring because both have warm colours. Both have a warm undertone and medium contrast between their features. The difference is that True Autumn is deep and rich, while True Spring is clear and light. True Spring's colours feature more fresh, sunny tones, while True Autumn's carry more copper and terracotta pigment.
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