


Spring Prints
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Christine on Mar 8, 2016
Either R, Light Spring. Boxy never crosses our mind. This feels more like bits of paper floating in a breeze.
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Christine on Mar 8, 2016
YangR, any Spring. When a garment is this 'amazing, fantastic, omg' as Rachel said, one doesn't quibble too much about colour. Every Spring has plenty of outfit possibility. Even on a Light, there is not enough black to steal our attention from the beauty.
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Christine on Mar 7, 2016
YinR, True and Bright Spring. Dark Autumn came to mind but the product photos from buyers look more Spring.
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Christine on Mar 8, 2016
YinR, True and Bright Spring. Lovely to see a Spring print with a warm background, rather than white.
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Christine on Mar 8, 2016
YinG, Bright Spring.Also Black for all Winter, Cabin Blue for True and Bright Winter, Mallard for True Summer, Grey Blocks unsure, and Navy Blocks for True and Dark Autumn.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YinG, True Spring. Also in Night Combo for Soft Autumn.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YinC, Bright Spring. Some Winter influence is needed to bring the black petals in to the print, but too much takes over the delicate pinks in the flowers.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YangN, the rare intersection between True Autumn and Bright Spring. Seasons have more complex reach and relationship with many Seasons besides their immediate neighbours.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YangC, Bright Spring, also in Navy Tweed for Dark Winter.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, an example of where Bright Spring and Dark Winter can intersect. Both have many outfit options.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, so beautiful, Light Spring or Soft Autumn can create lovely outfits, Spring aiming for a lighter final look than Autumn.



Summer Prints
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Christine on Mar 6, 2016
YinR, beautiful swirls of Light Summer colours, with excellent and effective use of the burgundy neutral.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YinG, Soft Summer or Dark Winter. The waistband is closer to Winter, showing the muting effect of prints whose elements are small enough to blur together at social distances.
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Christine on Mar 8, 2016
YinG, True Summer, True Winter. A Summer might wear a pink or aqua top. A Winter in white or a more contrasting colour (note that the shoes are not muting the skirt). Compare also how icy this looks with the blue YinG skirt nearby.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YangG, Light Summer (and Bright Winter for the white, which works with the clutch, the print being fine with room to saturate further).
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YinC, Soft Summer. An example of a print whose component colours may be Winter but in a small scale print or weave, the final effect comes from an average.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YangC. Red, white, and blue works well on Summers. The red element is warm and could work for Light Summer. The matching T-shirt will move the outfit into Dark Winter.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
Diagonals are usually associated with Spring, but the repetition and symmetry, use of a traditional colour scheme, and small print elements work better in Summer.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, True Summer and True Winter, both of whom have coolness and moderate darkness in common.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, a 'black and white' option for True Summer. Notice that the shoes are much blacker than the skirt.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
Blur element of Su prints, merge together from a distance.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, Soft Summer and Dark Winter. On a border with Dark Autumn also, depending on the top.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, good casual outfit options for any Summer with her right T-shirt. The small orange accent is easy to integrate in Natural effects.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, outfits can come together for True Summer, Soft Summer, and Dark Winter.
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Christine on Mar 6, 2016
More modern and abstract, yet quite appropriate for Soft Summer's Patron of the Art Gallery.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YangN, Light Summer. Also in Gunmetal for Dark Winter.



Autumn Prints
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YangD, True and Dark Autumn. The tweed texture of the fabric helps integrate the simplicity and boldness of the contrast piece.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YinN, no easy match for Season and still a pretty skirt. The very muted earth background may be causing the colours to appear brighter than they are. We could approach this as, "who would not wear it?" True and Light Summer, the 3 Springs, and Bright and True Winter.



Winter Prints
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Christine on Mar 7, 2016
YinR, Dark Winter. Notice that the colours are slightly more muted than next door. Bright Spring could make outfits here as well.
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Christine on Mar 6, 2016
YinR, Dark Winter. Dark Autumn almost worked, but comparing the lemongrass to the centre of the flowers, you will see the difference, the greens in the skirt being too clear and lime.
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Christine on Mar 6, 2016
YangR, absolutely amazing print for True and Bright Winter, reminding of the thorns and vines around Aurora's castle - the danger of Winter in a floral print.
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Christine on Mar 6, 2016
Either C, any Winter. How amazing and wonderful is this skirt? Rachel called it "looking prepared for every occasion", a Classic hallmark.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YangG, Dark Winter or True Summer. The red will be strong on Summer, but this is Gamine. A rebel vibe is expected and normal. We might miss it if it were absent.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YangG, True Winter or Dark Winter. The brightness of Bright Winter colours might fade the skirt into looking Summer-y.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YinG, Bright Spring. This skirt appears up in the Spring section also. As with Pinterest boards, we can't predict exactly how colours will work together, we have to try it. I find it more pleasing in Spring. Another might like it better here. This is the level where it does not matter any more and it's up to the woman herself.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YangG, Dark Winter. Beautiful lining and use of the lighter, warmer reds in the palette.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YinG, True or Bright Winter, though it may need shortening. Possibly for YinN but the shape is stiff.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YinG, True Winter. The acidic yellow-green of the flowers is dominant and belongs in True Winter.
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Christine on Mar 5, 2016
YangG, Dark Winter. Gamines specialize in bringing opposites together. The contrast is Winter, the background more Summer. A print will generally harmonize with the most intense colour, as will the rest of the outfit or wardrobe.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YinD, Bright Winter. The warm stripe is a good eyeshadow colour.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YangD, any Winter. Small areas of second and third accents.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YangD, any Winter. The Winter greys have little obvious colour till they are held next to greys of other Seasons.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YangD, True and Dark Winter. The rare vertical stripe and asymmetry too.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YangC, in Blue Biscuit for Dark Winter, Blue Black Mint and Aqua Mint Yellow for True and Bright Winter.
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Christine on Mar 4, 2016
YinN, Dark Winter. The floaty fabric, purple quality in the black, and the sweetness of peach in the print make it possible for Bright Winter also.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, Bright Winter with a simple black and white top.
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Christine on Mar 3, 2016
YinN, Dark Winter. An interesting opportunity to add the accent colours to an outfit.
