Q&A for How to Choose Colors That Flatter Skin Tone

You can pull off a range of colors. You'll look stunning in deep blues, purples, and reds, but also experiment with paler shades like light pink and ivory.

I have extremely similar coloring, and I've always found that I look best in a pale blue. I imagine that would be true for you, too. With the conflicting blue veins vs. successful tanning, it might be possible that you have a neutral skin tone.

Deep greens will look fabulous on you, as will grays. You should also try darker purples for a dressier look.

A deep royal, sapphire, or cobalt blue. Look for a shade that really makes your eyes pop.

Black and red will look fine. Keep in mind that those are not the only colors you can wear to look good. Consider dark purple if you are a woman.

Most colors will suit you. You can try wheat blonde for your hair; warm pink for the lips; and pretty much any eye makeup (purple and forest green/olive green/khaki would be especially attractive). As for clothing, wear colors that bring out your eyes (greenish, brownish), greys, powder pinks, black, and beige.

Your eyes will 'reflect' the color you are wearing, so if you want your eyes to look more blue or green, choose those colors up top and neutrals on the bottom to keep the focus on your face.

I'd go for pastels if I were you, especially if you'd like to bring out the olive tones. If not, then go for warmer colors that aren't overbearing, like a red-coral tone.

I think greens and purples would look awesome. Also, you should try pink. I'd recommend a pale pink, but experiment with different shades of these colors and see what you think looks best.

These are pretty much my colors as well. I tried to dye my hair dark brown, and it ended up looking almost black on me. I didn't like it. I would recommend honey blonde, light auburn, or red/brown ginger hair for this kind of coloring. Of course, it's your choice!

Warm skin tones are complimented by cold colors. Cold skin tones are complimented by warm colors.

You don't want your shirt and hair to clash, so if you have 'warm' colored hair, such as red, go for cooler colors like blues and greens. If you have 'cold' colored hair, such as brown or blonde, you should go for warmer colors, like reds or corals. Neutral colors look good with all hair colors, but if you have pale skin, don't wear light grey, as this will make you look washed-out unless you have flushed cheeks. Experiment a little and see what you like, because there are exceptions to every rule.

It depends on the hair color. For someone who has brown hair, a light pastel color like green, orange, or yellow complements their features. For a blonde and blue eyed person, colors like red, black, pink, and navy match well. With red hair and blue eyes, yellow, navy, white, black, or blue.

For a casual look, greens and "earthy" colors will look good on you (balance out with some neutrals, like a grey shirt), but you will also look great in neutrals and a bold warm color piece to accentuate the outfit. Remember to balance the outfit, if you feel like you've got too much color, swap out your shirt for a neutral color. If you feel too bland, put on some bright shoes.

Dark blue is sure to go well. You can experiment with red and black, too.

Brown is the best color, considering you are a winter and spring.

A teal color would look good on you. You can wear jade green, teal blue, medium purple, and coral pink (but not orange).

The rules will warn you against black, but I think you can wear some black provided you have something to reflect light on your face, such as a scarf or necklace. Perhaps avoid too many browns, earth tones, and harsh reds and oranges.

You should try floral dresses with sneakers or flats maybe. That should look good on you.

You're likely an autumn, and would look good in brown, beige, and dark green colors with bronze or copper jewelry.

Considering your eyes and hair are deep in tone, and you have reddish hues to your skin, try autumn-themed colors. Gold, red, and white will look best on you.

Your coloring sounds quite similar to mine. I would say yes, provided the garment is a good cut and fit for your personality and the undertone is warm or neutral (true red). If you feel confident in your outfit, you will dazzle as a "lady in red"!

Choose cool tones like olive green and mint green. Earthy colors also look good with a warm skin tone.

Warm colors like red and brown would be flattering. Stay away from dark colors that can make you look more pale.

Yellows, reds, pinks, light blues, white, greens and many other colors look good with those features.

You could wear a lot of blues, mainly darker ones (navy is always a good option). Silver or gray could also make your outfit pop.

Since you have red hair, I would contrast it with green/tan, but you would look AMAZING in a variety of colors. For make up, it would really depend on your skin tone.

Avoid light grey, but dark grey may look good on you. I'd also stick to cooler colors, such as blues and greens. If you want to emphasize the yellow undertone, wear a purple shade, otherwise stick with the cool colors. You may find that some yellows will look stunning against your skin while others will make you look like a Simpson. Pastels look good on pretty much anyone. If you want to emphasize your eyes, go for brown-toned eye shadow and if unsure about what to wear, wear neutrals with a bright green or blue piece, such as a jacket.

Freckles make you an autumn almost by definition, so google autumn color types for an idea of what colors you should choose.

If you have dark hair and dark eyes, try wearing pale shades, such as soft pink, lilac and baby blue. Darker greens and navy will also look good. Stay away from colors such as yellow and orange, as they won't accent your skin.