Colour Analysis
Your image is like your personal logo, it’s how you introduce yourself to the world before you speak.
First impressions happen in seconds, and they matter.
Creating an authentic and empowering image is more than a profession; it’s my passion.
I use the Giusy de Gori Method, a style methodology developed by my teacher and mentor Giusy de Gori, who’s also the author of the successful book Manuale di Armocromia.
In this method, Colour Analysis and Yin & Yang blend together while also considering additional elements such as background, preferences, culture, and overall vibe of my customer.
These disciplines are notoriously focused on Western and Caucasian standards: this is something which I always found wrong. One of my most important missions is to make Colour Analysis and Style inclusive and focused on all different types of beauty and characteristics without automatisms.
Since we work with something so personal and vulnerable, creating a connection and looking at things from different angles is very important.
Colour Analysis (Armocromia in Italian)
We discover the colours that naturally enhance your features, making you look and feel amazing. I use the 16 seasons method which is based on the following principles:
- Temperature (cold to warm)
- Value (dark to light)
- Chroma (high to low)
The concept of season is used as a way to describe your colour palette to create a basic scheme that will eventually be tailored to you; the idea of season goes back to the artist Johannes Itten, who is considered one of the founders of the concept of colour analysis as we currently know it.
Sometimes it might happen that you don’t like your season: most of the time people learn to appreciate it later, after experimenting with different colours.
It’s normal, learning something new about ourselves can be intimidating and it might take time to process.
Since I do not like to put people in a box, the use of Yin and Yang will help us refine your colour palette and make sure that you will be happy with it.