How to recognize the right colors for your undertone ǀ CAPSULE WARDROBE GUIDE ǀ Justine Leconte

Summary by Krater

This video explains how to determine whether a color is warm or cool by comparing it to primary colors on a color wheel, using examples like brown, khaki, green, and purple. The creator concludes that adding white or black to a hue does not change its temperature, making it easier to build harmonious color palettes.

From the video

Answers: How do I know if a color is warm or cool?

• Warm vs cool colors
• Color wheel basics
• Primary and secondary colors
• Undertones in fashion
• Matching colors to skin tone

What it concludes

• Red-purple is warmer than blue-purple because it contains more red.
• Adding white or black to a hue does not change its temperature.
• When looking at hues that seem similar at first sight, looking at the midtones makes it easier to recognize their temperatures.