Sydney Sweeney’s personal color analysis is one of those topics that always sparks debate — and I totally understand why. She often appears with: golden, highlighted hair peachy/bronzed makeup warm and vibrant looks a sun-kissed glow And that makes many people think: “She’s definitely warm!” But professional personal color analysis isn’t defined by intuition — or by hair color, tanning, or makeup preferences. 📌 Color analysis is based on how the face reacts to colors (light-

There’s a very clear reason why the red carpet is so fascinating: it’s not only about fashion  — it’s about image . The exact same dress can look: elegant and “expensive” on one person, but heavy, dull, or overwhelming on another. And it’s almost never about lacking beauty or style. Most of the time, it’s simply a mismatch between: color (personal palette / seasonal color analysis) body proportions (3D body analysis) style lines (cut, construction, texture, and contrast) At t

Christmas and New Year’s Eve carry a ritualistic energy that transcends cultures, religions, and centuries. Regardless of personal traditions, there is one common point: these are moments of reconnection, presence, and conscious choice — and that includes what we choose to wear. In image consulting, working with colors goes far beyond aesthetics. It’s about intention. It’s about energy. It’s about internal and external communication. And few colors express this as deeply as r

Shakira has been a brunette, a redhead, a golden blonde, and a cool blonde… and throughout all these phases, something interesting stands out: some colors illuminate her, while others completely wash out her face. In this post, I apply my technical three-step comparison and exclusion method to discover which color palette truly harmonizes with the singer — analyzing colors as light, not as pigment. A light yet precise analysis of what makes Shakira’s look shine — or not.