Matching solid colours to your fan is one thing matching patterns can be a trickier task. Some examples of possible combinations are shown on the last arm of your TCI Soft Summer fan, and on the classic palette shown above. You’ll do equally well in subtle gradations of taupe (a surprisingly magical shade on every Soft Summer I’ve seen), as in colourful combinations of cornflower blue and yellow, or eggplant, blush and turquoise. Indeed, since any colour in the palette goes with any other (that’s the point of the 12 tones), your colour combining options are almost unlimited. One of the many advantages of being a Soft - clothes can actually improve over time.)īut of course, you have so much more to explore beyond off-white and deep grey. (As an aside, if you have black or slightly too bright clothing in natural materials, sometimes soaking in lemon juice and hanging on the clothesline for a few days in bright sun can bring them into your tone.
Some fabrics do not hold intense colours well, and so “black” on those often will, in fact, work for you (black jeans come to mind). True black and white are too sharp and harsh for your colouring, but I know it can be a dramatic change to move away from them.
They don’t include black and white, though, but rather off-white and deep grey.
SAMPLE OF TRUE AUTUMN COLORS HOW TO
If you’ve just discovered that you are a Soft Summer, and you’re learning how to create a Soft Summer wardrobe, congratulations! These are beautiful colours.
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