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20: How Do I Stop Defaulting To Black All The Time? All Your Colour & Style Questions Answered...

Life in Colour

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In this episode of Life in Colour, I answer some of your most common wardrobe and colour questions! We cover everything from seasonal colours to quick outfit fixes, helping you feel confident and polished without overthinking your wardrobe.

Here’s what we chat about:

  • The difference between summer and winter colours and how wearing the right shades can make your skin glow.

  • How to stop defaulting to black and start embracing colours that actually lift your look.

  • The one thing to focus on when you’re short on time getting dressed so your outfit instantly feels put together.

  • The best colour to invest in for a handbag or coat that will work across your wardrobe and stand the test of time.

If you’ve ever wondered why some colours feel right and others don’t—or how to make dressing easy and fun—this episode is for you!

If you would like to learn all about colour analysis and a step by step guide to discovering what colour palette you might be...come and join my FREE Find My Colours Masterclass next week on the 30th of September at 1pm and 7pm Sydney time. Click the link below to register. 

https://www.lovingcolour.au/findmycoloursmasterclass

Want to know more about a colour analysis with me? Go to https://www.lovingcolour.au/colouranalysis

 

 

 

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