Add a few selfies to find your color season and see the colors on your own face. Then Seasons, our browser extension, marks which color options suit you on the shops you already use. A color consultation usually costs hundreds; this takes a minute.
The four color seasons, about 140 shades. Hover to explore.
On a product page, the Seasons extension finds all the colors a piece comes in and marks each one: a tick if it's in your season, a cross if it belongs to another. No more guessing between navy and charcoal at checkout.
Seasons works in Chrome, Brave and Edge. Find your season once and it follows you to every shop. Get Seasons
Phone photos are fine. More photos in different light give a steadier read.
Your skin's undertone, how light or deep you are, the contrast between hair, skin and eyes, and how clear or soft your coloring is.
See all four seasons' colors under your chin, side by side. Then take your season shopping with Seasons, our browser extension.
Lighting changes how skin looks more than anything else, so a few seconds of setup makes a big difference.
Soft daylight from in front of you. No lamps behind you or colored light.
Whole face in frame, hair visible, glasses off.
Skip makeup, beauty mode and filters. They change exactly what we measure.
Two to five photos, ideally on different days or in different rooms.
Everyone's coloring sits closest to one season. Each has its own version of every color: its own red, its own navy, its own white.
It's a strong first read, not a verdict. Cameras and room lighting shift color, so the app shows how sure it is and lets you judge the drapes yourself. For the most accurate answer, the app walks you through a real drape test with fabric you already own.
Your photos are measured right here in your browser. A small copy is sent to our AI for a second opinion. We don't save your photos. If you're signed in to Branner, only the season you choose is saved to your household.
A way of grouping people by their natural coloring, used by color consultants such as House of Color. Your season is the family of colors that makes your skin look clear and your eyes bright, rather than tired or washed out. If you want more detail, the app can also suggest your sub-season, like Deep Autumn or Light Summer.
Yes. Seasons are about coloring, not gender, and every season includes people of every skin depth. What matters is undertone, depth and contrast, which the app reads for anyone.
Once you know your season, tap "Shop with your season" on your results. The Seasons extension then marks which color options suit you on shop product pages.
Virtual drapes can't change how light hits your face. Real fabric does. Take two selfies per round holding real fabric under your chin. We line them up side by side so you can judge them the way a consultant would.
Each season splits into three types in the 12-season system. Your sub-season narrows the palette to the shades that suit you best.
The same face with each season's signature color. Look at the face, not the fabric. Does your skin look clear and even, or do shadows, redness and grey show up more? Click any tile to put it in the studio below.
One panel per season. Tap a color family (like Purple) to see every season's version of it side by side; tap it again for the next shade, light to dark. Tap any single swatch to change just that season's panel.