Clad is a web-based AI personal color analysis. From a face photo, it estimates your color season — Warm Spring, Cool Summer, Warm Autumn, or Cool Winter — and suggests makeup and fashion colors that tend to suit you.

Key traits

• • A medium-brightness skin tone with a yellow-to-golden warmth
• • Your complexion looks most even in toned-down shades
• • Deep, warm colors tend to suit you

With a yellow-to-golden warm undertone, deep colors that are medium-to-low in brightness and softer in saturation suit you well. Calm shades like camel, warm beige, olive and mocha let your complexion look even and settled. Pure white or grayish, ashy colors can look separated from your skin. (This is only the color range that tends to suit you in theory — the styles and moods you go for are entirely your own choice.)

Colors that suit a Warm Autumn

Colors that may feel like too much for a Warm Autumn

Shades like Stark White, Bright Pink, Cool Blue, Navy can dull your complexion or look separated from your skin. You don’t have to avoid them entirely — try using them away from your face (on bottoms or accessories), or pair a color that suits you up near your face to balance things out.

Recommended lip colors

Toned-down warm shades like brick, terracotta and a clay-toned nude

Recommended eyeshadow & blush

Matte eyeshadows in camel, brown and olive, with a coral-brown blush

Recommended outfit colors

Deep, low-saturation shades like camel, warm beige, olive and mocha worn close to the face

A type that’s easy to mix up

A Warm Autumn is easy to confuse with Warm Spring. Warm Spring comes alive in light, clear shades, while Warm Autumn lets your skin look even in deeper, toned-down ones. If pure white or neon colors look like they are floating off your face, you are likely closer to Warm Autumn.

Check your type with an AI analysis

If you’re not sure whether you’re a Warm Autumn, you can get a free AI analysis from a front-facing photo taken in natural light.

Frequently asked questions