In today’s show…
We discuss our own colour challenges and invite each Season to try activities to flex and strengthen their colour muscles.
- Christine’s challenge (5.46)
- Jorunn’s challenge (12.51)
- Challenges for Winters (30.09)
- Challenges for Springs (38.37)
- Challenges for Summers (46.29)
- Challenges for Autumns (55.23)
- Challenges for all (66.01)
Duration total: 1hr16min
Find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube by navigating to Chrysalis Colour Analysis, and LinkedIn on Christine’s profile page at Christine Scaman.
Episode 33: Wardrobe Challenges
Show Notes:
The Questions discussed in today’s show:
We discuss our own colour challenges and invite each Season to try activities to flex and strengthen their colour muscles.
- Christine’s challenge (5.46)
- Jorunn’s challenge (12.51)
- Challenges for Winters (30.09)
- Challenges for Springs (38.37)
- Challenges for Summers (46.29)
- Challenges for Autumns (55.23)
- Challenges for all (66.01)
Photo credit: Photo by Marco Topete on Unsplash
Project 333 by Courtney Carver is here at Be More With Less.
Sheila Matheiken on wearing the same dress for a year with accessories, at The Uniform Project.
Elizabeth Withey on wearing the same dress for a year, here on YouTube.
Book by Cait Flanders, A Year of Less, is here at Amazon.
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Excellent podcast. Again I learned lots of excellent information. I am an autumn, possibly a true autumn, and am going to put a dot of shine copper in the middle of my eyelid and see how it looks. I wish I lived closer to Christine and would love to be analyzed by christine. If you are ever in the US close to Fargo, ND, I’d love to know. Wishing you both a Healthy New Year.
Jorunn and I are so happy to know that you’re enjoying the podcasts (and we welcome all suggestions of topics you’d like to hear about). The trick with the metallic eyeshadow in the centre upper lid works for any Autumn, both because metallic is so lovely in this light and also to bring out more of the 3D effect that is so flattering. I hope that one day, our paths may cross and we could enjoy a colour session together. Keep listening and you’ll be a highly educated client when that happens!