Wardrobe Color Palette Builder

Working as your personal stylist a wardrobe analyzer will select your most flattering shades.

Wardrobe color palette builder.

Again the best way to check whether your palette is mixable enough is to do a little thought experiment and consider a few possible colour pairings. In this post we will discuss how to create a capsule wardrobe color pallet to add to those basics. Create a basic capsule wardrobe for an in depth guide to creating an essential capsule wardrobe head over to this post i run through the simple steps you need to follow to create a basic wardrobe of essential items. Import an image of your choice to add colors.

Explore the color harmony feature to find color combinations you like. Copy and paste the color codes from adobe color wheel on your coolors palette. When creating a capsule wardrobe picking out a cohesive color palette is one of the most helpful things you can do to ensure that your capsule experience will go smoothly. Open adobe color palette.

Or you can create a minimal color palette by mixing all of the basics such as black white grey navy and ivory. First select your neutrals. Not only do you want to pick colors that go together but you also want to pick colors that complement the color of your hair eyes and skin tone. Choosing your capsule wardrobe colours.

These will be black grey and white however the shade tone of these colours will depend on your preference. Go to coolors website to generate a new color palette. If your goal is to build a compact versatile capsule wardrobe the individual colours in your palette should be as mixable as possible to maximise the number of outfits you can build. Export the color palette in png and save it.

Our wardrobe analyzer helps maximize the potential of your color palette. Snap a picture of your wardrobe save it under your themes. For example you might prefer charcoal to black and cream to white depending on your colouring what you find most flattering and what is reflective of your personality traits. There is a need therefore to be a little bit strategic in how you develop and build on your colour palette.