Celebrity Style Color Breakdowns: See How Shades Change Everything

Priyanka Chopra is a great example of a 'Winter'. She shines in clear, bright, and cool colors like emerald green and fuchsia pink. A softer, warmer pink isn't as harmonious and doesn't have the same impact.

When comedian Vir Das was looking for an outfit for the International Emmys, I did a quick analysis. His features suggest he is an 'Autumn', which is why earthy tones like beige and olive green bring a wonderful glow to his face compared to a cooler grey.

Rajkummar Rao is a 'Dark Winter', meaning he looks best in deep and cool colors. A full navy suit is powerful and in harmony with his features, whereas the bright, warm red and white stripes are overpowering and not his best look.

Richa Moorjani from 'Never Have I Ever' is another example of a 'Winter'. She has cool undertones and high contrast, which is why she looks absolutely radiant in a vibrant green dress. The softer, warmer yellow outfit doesn't have the same stunning effect.

Samantha Ruth Prabhu is a 'True Autumn'. She looks her absolute best in warm, earthy, and muted colors. You can see how shades like terracotta and a muted teal complement her skin beautifully, while a cool, light blue is less flattering.

Vidya Balan is a great example of a 'Spring' color season. She glows in warm and clear colors. A rich, warm-toned saree brings out her radiance, while a cool, bright pink doesn't harmonize as well with her natural coloring.

Here's a quick look at Radhika Apte's colors. She is a 'Warm Autumn', which is why she looks so stunning in rich, warm reds and earthy cinnamon browns. These colors are in perfect harmony with her natural tones.

Which green works better for Radhika Merchant? The warm, bright green of a 'True Spring' palette is much more flattering and brings more life to her face than the cool, bright green from a 'True Winter' palette.